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Can i sue for public embarasment.... an older guy hit me in the face in front of alot of people. Now its the talk of the town.
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Answered on October 08, 2011
You can sue for battery. You can also go to your local magistrate and swear out a warrant for his arrest.
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Can I sue the nail salon that damaged my fingernails and eyes?
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Answered on October 07, 2011
You may have a case, but you will have to prove that the nail salon was negligent and their negligence caused you the problems you have described. ...
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Do I have a case
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Answered on October 07, 2011
You probably don't have a case. From what you describe, I do not see where anyone did anything wrong that caused or contributed to your injuries....
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Can file a subpoena after discovery
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Answered on October 07, 2011
Assuming you are in federal court, you can file a subpoena requiring the appearance of a witness at trial, but generally, once the discovery period...
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Sue for not being allowed to board a plane?
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Answered on October 02, 2011
It is extremely unlikely that you have any sort of actionable claim against the airline, although there does appear to have been some sort of mixup...
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Can i sue a doctor for misdiagnoses in the er that coused my little girl pain?
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Answered on October 02, 2011
First of all, I'm sorry to hear about your little girl getting hurt, but it sounds like she will be ok. Since it does not appear that she has...
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I don't want to be personal libel if my business is sued so if I incorp , I wouldn't lose my house? The problem is on the 201 fo
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Answered on April 20, 2010
Bill,
There is not enough information in your question to really respond, but one of the (many) reasons to incorporate a business is to provide a...
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Can a bar serve a person who has had to much to drink?
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Answered on April 20, 2010
Generally a bar is not liable if it over serves a patron, and the patron then injures himself.
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If there is no proof but word of mouth, can they discharge you from the military for fraudulant enlistment?
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Answered on March 09, 2010
There is no right to serve in the military, and if it is determined that you did, in fact, commit fraud to obtain an enlistment, you can be...