Can the business be liable for my injuries resulting from a attack on their premise by a patron

In general, a business is responsible for the injuries that occur if they knew or had reason to know of the dangerous situation in time to prevent...

If you have already lost in court against the county then you will not be able to sue the bus driver individually. This is based on a legal...

How to make her to pay the fee

You did not say how much the fines were, but if they were substantial, you can file a small claims case against her in the District Court of...

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Was in a car accdient but i was not at fault i have a lerners permit when we called the police the other party admited that it

As long as the other party is at fault, no claims can be made by that party against you simply because you were driving on a learner's permit. The...

Am I or my stepson financially responsible for the following

You are only responsible if your step-son was driving the car on an errand for you. If he was driving the car for his own purposes, then you...

Is grocery store responsible for my fall?

I agree with what others have stated, but I would add the following additional and useful information: many commercial establishments carry, as...

What is my legal responsibility for this accident?

As others have said, you need to turn this over to the insurance company. But to answer your specific question, an owner of a car is only...

I was assaulted and received medical treatment due to the head injury that i sustained? I received head trauma.

If you were the victim of a crime, you should file a claim with the Maryland Criminal Injuries Compensation Board. This will help you with medical...

District court case. PG County

You may be confusing "write off" with "charge off." A charge off does not mean that the debt is no longer owed. A useful explanation can be found...

After taking a few bites,I found pieces of metal in my food. I have bad teeth and the smaller pieces got caught in my teeth.

Under the Uniform Commercial Code, a seller of goods (in this case, food) impliedly warrants that the merchandise is fit for use (eating). If you...