Baltimore, MD
Personal injury Lawyer at Baltimore, MD
Practice Areas: Personal Injury, Criminal Defense ... +2 more
Was this clause explained to you prior to taking the job? This doesn't sound right. Contact an attorney who specializes in employment issues.
I would contact the insurance company and explain the circumstances. You had no reason to assume the doctor was not an employee of the in-network...
No. Contracts should be as detailed as possible, but there is nothing that mandates having the address of the parties (except for notice provisions)
I agree that this is a "he said, she said" issue. He would have to prove he brought the clothes in, paid for it and never got it back. You can...
You need to address this with a criminal attorney, and quickly because anything you say to the insurance adjuster will have serious implications on...
You can hire an attorney to fight the exaggerations. Or you can contact the insurance company lawyer and try to negotiate a settlement.
Based on the facts you provided, it sounds like you were at fault. However, the issue of liability is not always clear-cut. Even when your...
Typically that would not violate you. Unless there are more facts that you let out, I find it difficult to think that your mere presence in a car...
Contact an immigration lawyer who understands criminal law ASAP.
Your question is unclear but you definitely need an attorney to fight both of the charges. Most officers tell you not to drive for 12 hours after...
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