Learned counsel's recommendation is 100% gold. Do it now and you should be fine. The last thing you want to do is wait until the last minute,...

The truth is always your very best friend, even if it isn't favorable to you. As Nixon taught us, it's not the bad act necessarily, it's the...

Ask the lawyer for a copy of the retainer agreement that you signed. That should make those parameters clear.

If the agreement has not been incorporated into an order by the Court, you do not have grounds for contempt, but you DO have contract remedies, but...

I suppose you could sue them into oblivion for what amounts to trying to save your life. They didn’t know of your condition, and when you appeared...

She will actually have to commence eviction proceedings to get her out. And she will have a heck of a time if, as the co-owner, you oppose it. ...

I'm sorry about your injuries, but I don't know where to start with this one. The pedestrian does not always have the right of way. If you are...

You can, but you will need a mechanic to testify to 1) the fact that the damage is more likely than not the result of negligent handling of the...

Of course you can sue him, but it will cost far more than the overcharge. It's $12. Just don't go back there.

Sorry to hear it. If you weren't made ill, and you didn't immediately return to the restaurant to get a refund, your options are limited to...