Unfortunately, this posting lacks the most salient facts that would be required to provide any sort of helpful response. The most important facts...

While in the US anyone "can" sue anyone for anything, the better question always is whether or not it is worth doing so. My GUESS is that there...

Since the primary issue here seems to relate to whether or not disabled adult child can obtain Medicare, this question is being moved to the social...

Atty Green is correct that there are few facts here, however, I would add an additional thought. Retail stores have a legitimate interest in loss...

I am sorry to learn of this very sad incident and for the loss of your dog. If the returned dog was one of the dogs involved in the attack, which...

These facts here are certainly suggestive of a number of potential defenses to a claim for these injuries or a outright finding of no negligence,...

Liability for injuries and deaths to animals (considered property under the law) are based on negligence theories, and damages are typically...

Unfortunately, one suspects that there is not going to be much of a legal remedy here, unless you are interested in suing your wife, as based on...

Atty Dane is exactly correct that you file a civil lawsuit for return of the dog, and these are typically called 'repelvin' actions that seek...

Unfortunately, I can only concur with my colleagues, that once a dog is voluntarily surrendered, there is no legal path to getting it back. On a...