What your employer has done is perfectly legal. As you describe it, it is not a violation of either the Americans With Disabilities Act or the...

Under the circumstances, you CANNOT see your daughter until AFTER your trial (assuming you are acquitted). That is to protect your child from the...

The LAW doesn't care about age if you are "dating" in the old-fashioned platonic sense. The LAW only cares that if there is SEXUAL ACTIVITY...

Can the warrant be withdrawn? Yes. Your son needs to hire a lawyer and SURRENDER to the Court. Whether he will do jail time depends on the...

If charges have already been filed, you will have to talk to the prosecutor. The prosecutor is the only person who can decide whether to dismiss...

Sure, you can sue the dentist for malpractice. But you have to PROVE that the dentist failed to meet the appropriate standard of care -- not...

The short answer is, YOU can't sue, because you have no standing. What you can do is report him to the city housing department, and/or the labor...

"Closing" a case means nothing. IF a case is DISMISSED with prejudice, it cannot be refiled. However, if it is dismissed WITHOUT prejudice, it...

HIPAA -- the Health Insurance Portability and Affordability Act -- does NOT have a "private right of action," which means that you, as an...

There is no such thing as a "verbal" power of attorney. To have any validity, a POA MUST be in writing, signed by the GRANTOR (in this case, your...