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Do I need an attorney?
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Answered on June 02, 2012
Yes, you should call a lawyer.
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If my new lawyer talks only about money, will not take credit cards, and will not do work until my check clears, should I run?
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Answered on June 02, 2012
If you are apprehensive, it might be smart to interview another. There are great ones in your area.
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How long do i have to file a melpratice suit
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The state of Tennessee has one of the strictest statute of limitations for medical malpractice on the law books. Former patients have one year...
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Can I cancel a contract 3 weeks after signing it?
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Answered on June 02, 2012
My colleagues answered this question in full. Great job.
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Do only employment law firms take on defamation cases against former employers?
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Answered on June 02, 2012
Personal injury firms do take these cases. I rarely do because damages must be pretty severe.
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Does my wife need to be on the auto insurance policy of a vehicle that is provided for her job as caregiver?
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Answered on June 02, 2012
It depends on the circumstances and nature of employment. In Florida, the owner is liable as well as the driver. Her insurance may be effected...
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For defamation cases, attorneys can take them on anywhere in the state?
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Answered on June 02, 2012
Any Florida attorney can practice anywhere in the State. A case generally has to be filed where the bad act occurred.
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Is he telling me the truth?
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Answered on June 02, 2012
I agree with my colleagues.
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Are circumstantial proof of damages enough to prove damages?
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Yes.
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Is circumstantial evidence enough to prove damages?
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Answered on June 02, 2012
Yes. It makes it more difficult, particularly in a criminal case, but it happens quite often in civil cases.
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