I received COMPLAINT today in the mail certified from the municipal court on past due hospital bills, What are my options?

It is bill legitimate? Many hospital bills are filled with overcharges and bogus expenses. Sometimes, fighting medical bills can pay off. See...

Am I able to refile my employment case after its been dismissed once by the court and once by me.

You need an experienced civil litigator to review this case. I have seen many "pro se" litigants ruin a chance to succeed in a civil litigation --...

Ok my boyfriend had a robbery and attempted felonious assault. He got 2 years on probation. He has voliated 3 times now.

A lot of defendants think there isn't anything to fear because "last time" they didn't receive any serious punishment from the court -- eventually...

Can the opposing party file false statements and say they have obtained discovery, yet produce nothing and win motions.

In litigation, many people lie, cheat, hide evidence, destroy documents, etc. Only a seasoned litigator will be able to appropriate combat...

I am recently off of probation and am still on a work connection program. Can the work connections drug test me

Even if you aren't on probation anymore, a positive drug test could get you fired from a lot of jobs.

There are a variety of state and local ordinances -- depending on your location -- that could interfere with this type of operation. The best...

Is an offer letter from a company just as good as saying "you're hired"?

It would be worth it for you to pay a lawyer for an hour of time to read the letter and determine whether or not you a contact claim or employment...

I'm looking for a good lawyer to withdraw a guilty plea?

You can use this website to answer your own question. Spend 15-20 minutes searching Avvo looking for an experienced criminal defense attorney. If...

What happens now that we got in trouble in Walmart?

I would be careful writing about the incident and making admissions over the internet. Ohio has a procedure called "civil recovery" for things...

Except for a few charges, Ohio's statute of limitations for felonies is six years.