I agree with my three colleagues who answered previously and add that you may want to attempt an amicable resolution other than your proposal that...

First, you are correct that you can be sued, whether the claim is strong, weak, or frivolous, and once sued, you may potentially be facing...

If your attorney never, at any point, communicated to you in any way that the time covered by prior fee payments was about to expire, or had...

Before asking if you can sue someone, you need to clear up your confusion. Your public adjuster should be able to clearly explain to you what...

Sorry to hear about your ordeal. The following are general guidelines for your very brief description. The basis for a negligent security claim...

No, that is unlawful. Florida Statutes Sec. 713.78(10) provides: "A towing-storage operator must permit vehicle or vessel owners, lienholders,...

Since you received a safe harbor letter (I assume from a lawyer), it's best that you schedule a consultation, which many lawyers can do remotely. ...

Not having an adequate understanding at the time of the plea is a ground to file a Rule 3.850 motion to vacate within two years, but that alone is...

Regardless of how frivolous a court complaint is, there's nothing preventing the filing of it, but there are ways of dealing with the frivolity,...

Fla. Statutes Section 626.9541(h)(1)(o) provides that the following is unlawful: "Imposing or requesting an additional premium for a policy of...