There is no "right to be heard" in a case such as this, so you would have nothing to sue for. Plus, the government is immune from any such lawsuit.

Can they? Yes. Should they? We can't answer that, as we don't know anything about your case. Sometimes it is helpful. Sometimes it does more harm...

This is a Q&A forum, not a place to find a lawyer. You can use the Find a Lawyer tab above. Best of luck.

This is a Q&A forum, not a place to find a lawyer. You can use the Find a Lawyer tab above. Best of luck.

This is a customer service issue, not a legal issue. If you want to pay a fee for losing your keys, find a hotel that doesn't charge one. Or don't...

If your child fell at school, it is unlikely the school is liable. The failure to contact you is not a matter for the courts, but a matter to take...

Under the law there were two children in the room. You and the five year old. So there is the possibility of several charges being filed.

This is not a legal issue. It is simply a matter of school policy. Speak to the school for clarification.

IMO it is ethical because you waived any conflict when you retained him. Others may disagree............

The answer is maybe. You need to have an attorney review all the evidence in a confidential consultation.