Not at all. Where there is at least strong plausibility of liability in a dispute, this very factor that you mention is what can induce the...

Am I in criminal or civil trouble for sending an email to plaintiff's counsel?

I agree with Attorneys Salvador and Williams. You would not be criminally liable, but you could potentially be civilly liable, and if the...

Would I be able to sue the site for discrimination, or some sort of lawsuit?

As it stands now under North Carolina, you would have no cognizable claim for discrimination in state courts, and viable claims under federal law...

Can I write exceptionally rich people who's addresses I find to ask for financial assistance?

Yes, this is legal. I would advise the following: (1) do not exaggerate or falsify any factual aspects in order to induce the wealthy person(s) to...

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I need a referral of a lawyer near Montclair NJ. What kind of a lawyer should I hire. Is there a chance to cover the money.

Using Avvo's "Find a Lawyer" tool, you can research contracts or litigation lawyers near your hometown, and once you select a few desirable...

I do not know of a set number of continuances for which you could be eligible, but I think you are pushing it at this point. Your ticket envelope...

This sounds like you might have a case for false imprisonment against the towing company, although the questions of (1) whether you knew you were...

When he dies can the executor sell the home without the permission of other sibling, who stated they want 2 move in the home

I think it would depend on the status of your mother's estate, what exactly the will says, and whether your mother conveyed, by deed, during her...

Do the proceeds from the selling of these items , by law, have to be divided equally among 21 heirs? Help!!

I would adhere to the Clerk of Superior Court's directions. I would also have an estates/probate attorney on retainer, paid by the estate, to...

Probate meaning of "leave to file"?

I agree with Attorney Haber. Show the document to which you are referring to an estate planning or probate attorney for clarity and context.