No, you cannot sue Starbucks. You are limited to a workers’ compensation claim. There are several outstanding Workers’ Compensation Specialist...

As Mr. Wolf says, you need to talk to a NC personal injury lawyer who handles nursing home cases. You may have to go outside your immediate...

Be careful. You would be appealing the conviction and the sentence—the criminal judgment—I suppose, and if you get the sentence vacated but not...

In my state we often do mediations by videoconference (Zoom) from home. So if you are appearing remotely you won’t be violating a restraining order.

In theory, yes. I settled a case for a client last year with those facts. The tricky part is being able to prove it happened while one is working.

Probably not. In your state, you will be lucky to get basic work comp benefits. Tennessee is not known as a plaintiff-friendly work comp state...

Call the Innocence Project. Google it, I don’t know whether they have an office in Idaho. (If he was convicted at trial there was considerable...

I don't know what the law in California is on hernias, but in my state, you would want to talk to a work comp lawyer before reporting it to your...

You desperately need an attorney to help you with this appeal. If you are just now learning that appellate courts don’t make findings of fact,...

There is no such thing as a “guaranteed win.” I cannot imagine a “double hernia” claim being worth anywhere near 100k anywhere in the country...