How can one view the dash cam tape in a case where their family member claims he was frightened into a plea.

The family member can request a copy of the video from his attorney and let you watch it or give you a copy.

Will i be compensated for my slip and fall case if i didnt have insurance at the time?

Slip and fall cases are almost always difficult cases to make because of the potential defenses to liability (like "open and obvious danger" and...

What to expect at 2nd case rreview in a criminal case. No plea offer yet..

If there is no plea offer, why is that the PD's fault? How is he "tormenting" your brother by simply telling him the time he is facing? He has an...

How can I hyphenate my daughters last name?

If the father doesn't consent, you have to convince the court to allow it. I suspect the court might not agree to change the name if your new...

I'm trying to settle a car accident I was in. Insurance Company won't pay me back pay until I return employment release

It depends on how badly you want to include your lost wages in your claim. The documentation you provided to the insurer came from YOU, not...

Question about rule 4.1(b) of the Ohio Rules of Professional Conduct?

Your question is confusing. Rule 4.1(b) concerns a lawyer's knowledge of a client's illegal or fraudulent actions. The lawyer cannot help a client...

How long should a lawyer take to deliver bad news?

There is no rule specifically targeting "bad news". (How would you be able to even define "bad news" anyway?) The rules require reasonably prompt...

Dental office and insurance company, can they charge me for this?

Ultimately, it is your responsibility to pay for your treatment and your responsibility to make sure your insurance would pay it for you. Your best...

Can I evict a person with a life estate in real estate owned by me. Property has a mortgage in my name. ?

I doubt you can evict, but you probably can bring an action for "waste", and that could convince the brother to either fix up the house or sell...

Scam. Block and ignore. In the (extremely unlikely) event the police contact you, say nothing and get a lawyer.