What kind of attorney do I need to obtain information from Instagram? Or Is it possible without an attorney?

If the language is threatening you with physical harm, you can start by calling the police. Otherwise, you will need to file a lawsuit against a...

Can I do something about someone destroying my personal and work reputation on Facebook for everyone to see?

Depending on the content, you might be able to sue for slander/defamation. You would need to show that she is stating false facts (not opinions)...

Can a facebook message be used against you in court? Even if you know that you never sent it.

Hopefully your daughter has a lawyer. That lawyer should challenge the admissibility of the content based on your daughter stating that she did not...

Is being untruthfully labeled as a spy on facebook leading to other untrue defamatory comments and a real fear of harm liable ?

If someone is threatening you, that would be grounds to speak to the police. But if someone is simply stating his or her opinion, that is not...

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If the pictures are not inappropriate (i.e. pornographic) and if they own the copyright to the pictures, they do not need your permission to post...

Need a high power attorney to sue another attorney.

You will not get an attorney to take on such a case pro bono. These cases are complex and time consuming. They also require a very high standard...

Is it legal for a law firm to take funds from my account when they are not representing me?

Whether you can get the initial deposit back depends on whether you agreed to a paid consultation. If you did, then no, you cannot get the $150...

How do I negotiate a fair contingency fee contract with my atty of 4 yrs who I have paid hourly until this point in the process?

1/3 is pretty standard, but given you have already paid 80k, perhaps the lawyers would be willing to put a percentage of what you have paid up...

Can I change lawyers

If you want to hire a lawyer, then yes, you can fire the old lawyer and get a new one. You simply tell the lawyer you want to terminate his...

"fundamental injury to client"?

No, this would not be the basis for a mistrial. Counsel has a right to withdraw if she is so inclined, as long as the judge approves it (assuming...