State by filing a claim with the city's insurance. If that does not work, then yes, you can sue the city.

Yes, your clients and any one else can access this information. It can certainly affect your reputation and your career.

No you can't. An apartment lease is a contract. At 16, you are not an adult and cannot enter into a contract. Even if someone is willing to rent...

Yes, the NYPD can authorize a private company to tow vehicles. From your question, it appears that they have done so.

You are an adult now. You can go wherever you want and your parents cannot stop you. The can, however, tell you not to come back to their house...

Yes, a lien can be placed on a vehicle that has a fully paid-off purchase money loan. The towing company has a lien for its charges for towing and...

You will need to ask your probation officer. The answer depends on the exact wordng of your sentencing order.

Speak with and attorney about being the lead plaintiff in a class action against the town and its ticket writer. If you were out $300, how many...

Yes, that happens all the time. There are all sorts of reasons for incorporating somewhere other than your state of residence.

Yes, as owner of the vehicle, you and your insurance company will be on the hook if he has an accident. You can, as Attorney Ilmanen suggested,...