Personal injury claim in Maryland District Court - can I sue for pain and suffering beyond my real medical/wage/monetary losses?

To answer your question, you can get pain and suffering if you can prove liability. Handling this matter yourself, though, is a recipe for disaster.

Can I win an appeal for section 8 termination?

Unlikely -- if the person is using your address but not living there, then that's fraud. Having someone "use" your address would also mean that...

Can I get my rent back if I am displaced indefinitely one day after moving in due to a fire?

By law, your landlord should have placed your security deposit into escrow, because it is not his money. Your rights are likely governed by your...

Motions to Dismiss are based upon the four corners of the document being challenged...i.e. in the context of a legal complaint, Motions to Dismiss...

First of all, regardless of your contractual agreement, unless you're an attorney you'll never be able to collect $350 for a court appearance in a...

Well, first of all --- the contractor would not be able to sue you for any money owed under the contract. If the contractor is not licensed in...

When you co-signed for the vehicle, it means that you agreed to be jointly and severally liable for the vehicle's payments. It does not matter...

Is a month to long to sue a person who rear ended you?

In a car accident case -- either for property damage or personal injury - your statute of limitations is three years from the date of injury.

Your homeowners insurance exists to indemnify you -- and stands in your stead. Thus, in essence you would be suing yourself for knowing about a...

This is perfectly legal -- the ER and the doctor are typically separate. It doesn't matter that you weren't informed that you would be billed for...