The easiest way, if possible, is to look up in the County Court System case records (often available online) and search your name. Find the case...

What does status#4367-17: closed by arrest, lodged on warrant only mean?

I'm unsure what the number coding is, however, the remainder means your were arrested because of the outstanding warrant and not a separate offense.

Can I get arrested for having a criminal warrant if I show up to a civil court?

Its hard to say. If the Judge or Clerks pull your history, you very well could be remanded into custody for your outstanding warrant. Best to...

Do I have a solid case against a local hospital for my safety? I travel in healthcare and on a local assignment through a agency

You would have, in a technical sense, a negligent security case, however, your damages don't seem to be very high or high enough for an attorney to...

My girlfriend's son got into a car accident. He is a minor. The other driver was at fault. Once the settlement check comes, will

If there is a claim for personal injury, the terms of the settlement will be listed as (parent or guardian) care of minor. If there is solely...

How can I find out if this guy has insurance ?

Request the police report and it should contain all of the vehicle information.

How do I find a persons insurance info ?

A police report will go a long way if there was one filed. The information should be contained on that. Alternatively, you can submit this to your...

Can I sue for libel or defamation?

Long story short without drudging through the legal analysis, most likely no. Even if you would have a claim, your damages would be virtually...

Can I sue a periodontist who will not treat me after 21 years because I am sick and use oxygen? ?

In many situations, a physician does not have to treat you if they don't want.

Is it malpractice to take a case that is based in a state which his firm holds no liscence in?

Long story short, it is likely impermissible what your attorney did if he is not licensed in that jurisdiction. Along the same lines, the lien...