Do I need a criminal lawyer?

You need a criminal lawyer immediately, they can protect your rights and investigate the charges. Private attorneys costs money but are good at...

Personal Injury: Do I have to give the insurance company a recorded statement?

I would be reluctant to give a recorded statement. However you may indicate a willingness to give a recorded statement in exchange for a copy of...

I had a bad car accident -my brakes in Toyota Camry suddenly stopped working in freeway

It depends, you may have a products liability case against the manufacturer of the vehicle and braking system, however these cases are extremely...

Are doctors, as lien holders, entitled to more than 50% of the recovery for client's personal injury settlement?

This scenario often arises after settlement in a personal injury claim, where the medical treatment is on a lien. Your attorney should have...

Settlement

Typically in a civil case, the plaintiff will make a demand for settlement and the defendant will respond to that demand with an offer. This is...

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I would contact a lawyer that specializes in descrimination laws, the layoff seems suspicious especially if it is a big company.

What happens next?

Just wait and see, if the store does not follow through with filing a police report, most likely nothing will happen. However if they do file a...

Does a patient have a right to look over his/her medical records? If so, what is the proper procedure to obtain compliance?

Yes, you have an absolute right to obtain your medical records. See below: California Health & Safety Code Section 123100 et seq....

NJ Cab Company Offering me $10,000 just days ago,for pain suffering encompassing chiropractor report adaging 2 herniated disc.

You really need to see a qualified personal injury lawyer in your area. Herniated discs can present major medical problems now and in the future, ...

Depends, sometimes depositions intrude into private matters that are NOT protected by privacy laws or privilege, but sometimes attorneys go to...