This why you insure such items against loss. You can try to make a claim but will need to retain a lawyer to do so because there are likely a lot...

Possibly - but it won't be worth the legal expense to push the issue past a request. And that assumes the insurer did something wrong.

Your father is a wise man and you should listen to him. The idea of "suing" your GF's father is waste of time and no coherent lawyer will pursue...

This is the employers problem not yours. The employer needs to use his business lawyer to get the records back and his CPA or Tax Lawyer to seek...

NEITHER of you are likely entitled to them as they are typically owned by the State not the person. You may want to report the issue to the NYS DMV...

Mr. Baron is spot on - but I will add that in 99% of transaction cases, threats of prosecution will not invoke "extortion" charges so don't pin...

You will need to hire a criminal defense lawyer to address this, and hopefully avoid charges being filed. The idea of "trading" knives and then you...

You always ask, but the answer is typically NO. Especially when you bemoan the "Florida heat" in the middle of February, the coldest month of the...

Most likely pay the money claimed. YOU were in the wrong if you agreed to be charged to hold an apartment and then changed your mind thinking you...

You can try to make a claim - but the cherry pit case is a classic example of "assumption of risk."