Can someone sue me if they hit me with thier car while I was on my bike?

Yes. You can be sued for negligence. If you are served with a civil summons, you should engage an attorney immediately. He/she can advise you ...

I was asked to testify against my daughter, but never receiver a subpoena. Do I still need to go

Unless you have been subpoenaed, you are not required to appear. Be sure that you have not been served, however. Failure to appear can constitute...

The company I work for has, of course, without my permission, inserted an implant in my body for the stated purpose of my not

Please clarify: your employer has implanted subcutaneous object in order to somehow manipulate your behavior? How, when, and where did this happen?...

My mom is an heir to a millionaire in East Germany and the lawyers found my mom here in the states and we sent the paperwork

This sounds like a very common scam. Remember that if something is "too good to be true" it usually is. If there is indeed such a large sum of...

Search warrant was issued for a 2 unit building. The search warrant was for the 1st floor which is vacant, and for the garage.

A search warrant is a document that permits the police to enter a particularly described place and search for and seize particularly described...

I was arrested on larceny my bail was 2500 is that based on the amount they said i stole

There are a variety of factors that affect what bail (if any) is offered to a criminal defendant. Remember that the Federal Constitution does not...

Can robbery be lowered to petty larceny?

The decision to amend charges is solely within the discretion of the State's Attorney, based on his/her assessment of the strength of the evidence,...

How long will it take for a divorce?

Maryland allows fault-based divorces (e.g. based on adultery, abuse, etc) immediately. No-fault divorces generally require a waiting period (one...

If a party commits perjury in the trail and judge still denies other party's motion is this ground for appeal

Credibility of a witness is an issue to be decided by the finder if fact (either a judge or a jury). If the finder of fact believes the witness is...

Yes, you can change your mind. A plea must be free and voluntary. If you have changed your mind, tell your attorney so he/she can prepare for trial.