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Can we go after the at fault driver for the remaining of the loan on the car loan insurance only paid blue book value?

You are entitled to the fair market value ("blue book") for your car, or repair cost, whichever is less. You need to contact your lender and the...

What legal attorney can help with my situation?

Hire a probate attorney ASAP before your father hides or spends the money.

If your rights were violated, why can't you have the violation addressed in an appeal rather than a direct suit against the judge? Suing the judge...

Is there a good chance he will be convicted ?

Murder cases involve months (or years) of preparing for trial, and usually weeks of the presentation of evidence and legal arguments, followed by...

Am I liable for injuries caused to my neighbors dog by my dog even though both dogs were off leash and in the street?

I don't know CA law, but here you would be 100% responsible. As a long-time owner of many dogs, I'm not sure why you think you shouldn't be (at...

What remedy do I have if attorney failed to respond to discovery request by plaintiff's attorney in pre trial motion?

It may have been malpractice on the part of the attorney. The client should take the entire case file (including all pleadings, court filings,...

~Overcome Utah Government Immunity Act~ I sued University of Utah faculty and staff members in the" Federal Court ! "

Perhaps you are confusing the faculty members with the university itself? I doubt you would be able to sue the faculty members directly for actions...

What do attorneys really mean when they use the term "not economically viable" when rejecting a proposed case? ..because ...

I agree with the other explanations, but I also want to point out that no reasonably competent attorney wants to take a case hoping to settle it...

What constitutes lack of jurisdiction?

Without more info, we can only give you a very general answer. Generally, a court must have jurisdiction over the parties and the claim(s). These...