You may be able to bring a legal claim, but you would have to give more information about what you fell on to give you any sort of definitive answer.

This is what is known as a dram shop claim. You should consult with a local attorney. One of the key questions is who sold him the alcohol, and...

Estimating the value of a particular claim is difficult without all of the information, including medical bills and records and complete facts of...

It would be a tough case since your car wasn't on their property. It is highly unlikely that the apartment would have a legal duty to monitor a...

You can definitely change the name via the Illinois Secretary of State. See the below...

Legal Zoom might be a good resource.

Send them an email stating that the product you purchased was not what was advertised to you and thus you will not be paying. Put a stop pay on...

Obviously no concrete answer can be given since you are using discretion about the details. That said, as a general rule you cannot trademark a...

I'm not sure exactly what you're asking, but if you feel unsafe, you should address it with your landlord and have a proper lock put on.

You can probably sue regardless of whether he was arrested.