How do I go about taking legal actions ?

You will need to meet with an attorney to review the matter. For issues related to construction defects, your first step may be to send the...

Can I be sued if my dog held down another dog very agressively on my property? ?

Can you be sued? Yes. Will it be successful? Probably not based on the facts alleged. Notify your homeowners insurance about a potential claim...

How many months does it take to sue someone?

I agree with Mr. Phillips that it depends on the Court in which your case is filed. 1-2 years is not uncommon for many types of cases that are not...

Medical Payments?

Your health insurance company would likely have what is called subrogation rights. That means they have the right to seek repayment from you. You...

What is an appropriate settlement for a pregnant woman in a car wreck?

I agree that you will need to meet with an attorney to get an accurate assessment. Case valuation is difficult and most attorneys reserve judgment...

Can I reopen a closed car accident case for medical reasons?

I agree- speak to the former attorney. Generally at the time of settlement a release is signed that prevents any future claims against the other...

If the other vehicle was traveling in the improper lane, then the driver of that vehicle would likely be at fault. However, additional information...

Is it standard practice for your lawyer to refuse to tell you how much your case is worth or how much he is suing for?

You need to meet with your attorney. When you are represented by counsel other attorneys will be reluctant to discuss the details of your case...

How can we get car back from someone we let borrow for 2days but now 2 weeks later hasn’t returned car & is letting others use?

You'll have to file a claim and delivery action with your local magistrate. Speak to an attorney about how to properly bring your case.

Want to evict my boyfriend he is not on my lease but want to do it the legal and right way

I agree there are some questions you will need to answer for the magistrate, including the terms of his living with you (if any). The basic answer...