Can i sue my work and the mall for falling two times in two days?
If your employer owns the lot where you fell, then your sole remedy is to file a workers' compensation claim for medical payments and any lost time...
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If your employer owns the lot where you fell, then your sole remedy is to file a workers' compensation claim for medical payments and any lost time...
It's possible. The MAB does not suspend for a specific period of time--that's the MVA imposing either a suspension or revocation period before you...
If you used their van with their permission, and parked illegally (or allowed a meter to expire), then it's your fault. When you take possession...
Your sister should contact a construction law attorney for a consultation, one who handles homeowner vs contractor disputes, with an eye toward...
If you have an attorney, which it sounds as if you do, ask your lawyer this question. If the defendant was insured at the time of injury, then the...
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That's what "ex parte" means: without the presence of one party. The defendant did not respond to the suit, so you've won on the merits, or in...
When you say insurance covered the majority "but not all", what are you talking about? Medical expense, rental car while your vehicle was being...
This reads like a law school exam question: so many issues and pitfalls for the unwary! I will not attempt to cover all the permutations, but if...
You need to look at your purchase contract and the disclosures the sellers made, including any standard real estate disclosure forms. In Maryland,...
Need? No. Should? YES. Obviously, your recent experience shows that your ex changes her mind. She didn't sign the last one, why would you...