Well, your "attorney" isn't paying you anything. The other side--either the employer or their insurance company if this is workers' comp, or the...

Talk to a lawyer who handles “wage and hour” issues or employment law. The fact that you were working under the table is likely to make things...

We’re you a customer of the store when you fell? If so, the store’s negligence would have to be the cause of your fall. What was their...

Generally speaking, if a lawyer gets a settlement check on behalf of a client, that check has to be placed into his trust account, and he cannot...

Biologically, of course. Legally? You would have to ask a lawyer in those countries.

I cannot imagine a scenario where a Defendant's opposition to a Motion for Summary Judgment would appropriately be filed with a Motion to Dismiss...

Does the company offer a warranty on their work? If so, make a warranty claim. The second option would be to sue the company, but you would...

Ms. Morelos is correct. If that paperwork is from Michigan, repost your question using that city in Michigan as your location.

A “civil summons” served on you should have a civil “Complaint” attached to it. That is the lawsuit. You better take it to a lawyer to review...

These two Illinois lawyers have given you some great advice, but I am not sure either one actually addressed your question about rescheduling the...