You might; however, it could be expensive. You would probably need an expert to show how the device was defective.

The lawyer can wait for the last minute if he or she wants to. The rules speak for themselves.

You can file a Motion to Dismiss; however, they can probably explain mistake, inadvertence or clerical error. If you do file, make sure to cite...

You are in a contract with Geiko, which was negotiated in New York. You should have a copy of your policy. Read it carefully to see what happens...

When you are the victim, you can tell the District Attorney that you don't want to prosecute; however, you may have to go to court several times...

Most likely not. The court would probably subpoena him to a hearing. I would consult with a local divorce attorney.

You can always file a lawsuit against someone. Whether you will prevail is a different story. I would consult with a local attorney. The best...

I agree with the other counsel that length of marriage is a significant consideration in determining whether you are owed alimony. I would...

I would have your divorce attorney file corrected papers. Depending on the stage, it may require a motion.

In most cases, he would have a right to bond out; however, there are certain circumstances where a jurisdiction will withhold bond. If it is a...