If a housesitter is injured at a client's home (due to slippery walk), will the homeowner's insurance pay for medical costs?

First, the mere fact that someone is injured on another's property does not make the property owner liable. The property owner must be determined...

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What type of Lawyer do I need to draft Terms and Conditions?

I think you will have trouble find ing a "specialist" in this area, but most general practitioners should be able to help you with this. Good...

Can the state of florida legally take my drivers license?

This may not work in Florida, but I would think your personal insurance would cover you since your friend had no insurance, and thus take care of...

Is it possible that my wife could get sued just because the vehicle was in her name and she was not in vehicle

In some jurisdictions (for example, the District of Columbia), the owner of a vehicle is responsible for the operation of the vehicle's driver,...

How can I make sure if my obgyn doctor is responsible for removing my uterus?

I'm glad your baby is ok; it may be noting or you may have a case. Find an experienced medical negligence attorney to consult with. Most of us...

Does the person that is suing you, have to answer your interrogatory questions after you answer theirs?

Since you have a lawyer you should be asking him/her this question. The other party is required to answer your interrogatories within a specified...

Do I need a consumer affairs attorney

You obligations are going to be controlled by your rental agreement. The author of this post is licensed to practice law in the District of...

I have a business and am current on rent, lease is up in few months, landlord want to do construction while Im there paying.

In general the language of your lease will control. I would be surprised if your landlord has the right to perform construction in your space...

Can a contractor sue me after 54 days of not being paid? There was a verbal contract between us that he would accept payments.

Generally, he can sue you whenever you fail to live up to an agreement to pay him, and if you have no specific agreement as to when, I think a...

Am I entitled to any compensation if my business partner doesn't want to work with me any longer.

If you are 50% shareholders, your co-owner cannot legally lock you out of the business. This is roughly analagous to a spouse locking the other...