There isn't such a thing as a "block" on a bank account, not as a legal term anyway. It may be that the money was set aside and placed in your...

Internal website sabotage

It depends what you mean by "hostage." Many of the other answers assume that the website is a physical server of yours, or an account in your name...

Are there any real lawyers who will sue others anytime, anywhere, in any industry for anything and on a contingent basis?

You're asking whether a good lawyer will agree to foot the bill to file whatever lawsuit on whatever grounds you'd like. No-one will do that....

My mother took all my money while I was on deployment is that considered embezzlement

Sounds like a straightforward theft. But -- wait a sec, you had a job where you were required to pay the employer?!? You should probably discuss...

Transitioning from solo practice to BigLaw. I need some advice.

"BigLaw" varies a lot from position to position and firm to firm. You want to speak to someone who was at whatever firm you are going to. A...

Why does everything have to be about discriminatory reason?

I usually don't answer questions like this but for whatever reason I'll answer this one: What's happening is probably that every time a lawyer...

Sounds like you don't have any obligation at all. Unless there's something more than you're saying.

Me and my girlfriend conceived and eventually she gave birth to child. On birth certificate she listed father unknown. Fraud?

You will need to commence an action to assert your paternity. You've heard of paternity suits where the woman sues the father so he pays child...

A new Author wants to use some of my poetry in his second book.How much money does one ask in this case?

Depends what you think he'll be willing to pay, which depends on how successful you think the book will be. Is this a well-read author? If not...

This question is regarding who is responsible for the financial burdens of credit card fraud in a specific situation.

The rule is that if you took without knowledge of the theft, you're a "holder in due course," and not liable to the original victim.