Apart from the fact that anyone can sue anybody, your case is only worth pursuing if you were actually injured and only if you were NOT employed...

The tax sale will generally defeat any claims or liens that were created prior to its entry. There is a slight possibility that you can assert a...

That clause (which is not uncommon) makes you liable for any injury to you or your employees or to any other person injured by you or your...

In situations like this, two factors must be considered. First, 50/50 owners need to split the costs of ownership 50/50. Second, they are...

If you have a lease, then during the term of the lease, the rent stated is the rent that must be charged. If you do not have a lease, then you are...

These are tough situations because there is a good likelihood that you will end up losing money any way you go. Assuming your contract required...

One of the few exceptions to Indiana's employment-at-will doctrine is the "whistle-blower" exception. If you complain about potentially illegal...

Generally speaking, if a husband and wife are listed together on a deed, the ownership will be deemed a tenancy by the entireties. Under that form...

An attorney would need to read the non-compete agreement to answer this question. Some agreements survive the closure of the business, so the...

The simple answer is: No. Regrettably, you had lousy parents, but any claims that were not time-barred are likely uncollectable.