There is one absolute rule in civil lawsuits: No damages = No lawsuit. In order to successfully sue someone for negligence (or really, just...

The first thing you have to keep in mind is that you, like a lot of employees, are overlooking a very important fact: "your" job isn't really...

Indiana is a "single-party consent" state for purposes of recording other people's conversations. That means if ONE PERSON who is participating in...

In order to sue someone – anyone – you have to have a "cause of action" (COA) against the person. That means you can only sue someone if the...

To begin with, your defense attorney's job is NOT to "prove your innocence." As a criminal defendant, you don't have to prove anything. Your...

The first thing you have to keep in mind is that you, like a lot of employees, are overlooking a very important fact: "your" job isn't really...

I'm assuming both tickets were for you, although that's not really clear. The answer is that both officers can write you separate tickets. But...

You have to understand that YOU cannot "press charges" against anyone. The prosecutor of the judicial circuit (usually, the county) in which the...

If you just want out, you can resign as co-trustee. Then, depending on how the trust was drafted, either your brother would act as sole trustee,...

You should start by reporting your employer to the IRS. If the employer is not withholding your taxes, it's also likely not paying the employer's...