Not for defimation. However, you can remove your eviction from your public record by petitioning the court, winning your case or disputing an...

No. You cannot impose a lien on someone's property unless you sue them and you and win a money judgment against them. A judgment lien is a type of...

Yes, if you can prove the harrassment was so frequent or severe that it creates a hostile or offensive work environment. It is unlawful to harass a...

You must look at the rules of civil procedure governing the specific court you are in (federal versus state), but in general the answer is no; a...

While often called a motion to amend, techically if you are adding in events that occurred after the the filing of your original complaint, this...

An independent contractor cannot be fired if they are meeting the provisions of the contract. If they are not, the hiring business can terminate...

That depends on the local rules of the court you are in dealing with motiins and time to respond, etc. Local rules are usually on couet's website,...

Generally, courts will allow a person to withdraw their plea before being sentenced if there is a valid reason. There two common and valid reasons...

Obviously cannot answer anything without knowing any of the facts, but I would highly suggest that if you feel you were wrongfully terminated, you...

Nail salons have a duty to keep their customers free from any foreseeable harms such as infections, for example. If you receive an infection due...