That's quite a stretch, in my opinion, because it seems that you chose to quit your job because he told the members of the club not worry about...

If a company is well known for white collar crime and you have a case against them, how much of an advantage do you have?

Well... it might seem like a good way to gain leverage, but if you are represented by an ETHICAL attorney in your overtime/discrimination case,...

Is an apartment complex laible for grand teft? depriving me of my property?

Short answer: Probably not. Check the terms of your lease, there may be a disclaimer that the landlord is not responsible for loss or damage to...

If someone is storing things in your house but they owe you money, is it legal to refuse to return their proprty until they pay?

Short answer: No. The IOU is an unsecured debt, or a debt that is only a promise to pay, not a promise to pay secured by collateral (something...

Can a car dealer sell the car I have agreed to buy to another party because it is a better "business" decision for the dealer?

It sounds like the dealer has breached the contract, unless there "down-payment" could be construed as only a "deposit" to hold the car for a...

Should I take the father of 13 y/o boy to small claims court for damage to my iPhone caused by 13 y/o dropping it onto concrete?

Do you have a case against who? The kid who dropped the phone, or the father for breaking his promise to pay half of the replacement? OK......

Can I sue the U.S and a company on the same suit

In the United States, the federal government has sovereign immunity and may not be sued unless it has waived its immunity or consented to suit.

Who would be a filer or a non jury trial, the defendants attorney or the prosecution

Short Answer: The defendant's attorney, and not the State Attorney, can waive the right to a trial by jury. You say the PD decided to have a...

Short answer: Yes, the judge can ask you questions. No, you cannot object. Yes, this is proper. When representing yourself without an attorney,...

Short answer: You cannot do this, because it violates the Facebook terms of service, and it's a bad idea. Here's an excerpt from...