Indiana, like most states, in an "employment at will" state, which means that employees can quit at any time for no reason, and employers can fire...

What you describe is called a "gratuitous bailment" which is one for the exclusive benefit of the person who left the property. Only a slight duty...

There is no right or wrong way to do this, but as a general rule, if you want to limit liability, limit the scope and assets of any particular...

I agree with both Attorneys Harkess and Brightwell. A deed is presumptively valid unless it can be shown that the grantor (your grandfather) was...

You won't go to jail for missing the damages hearing, but you will end up with a judgment against you for whatever amount the plaintiff is seeking....

As a general rule, you take property subject to any earlier-filed liens, restrictions, covenants, easements, etc. Certain circumstances can arise...

Everything depends upon the contract you already signed and on the specific facts that have occurred since that time. This is an extremely...

You currently have a case that is worth about $50,00 and would cost $5,000.00 to litigate. They probably failed to remove the old seal before...

The phrase "somewhat disabling" means your medical condition prevents you from doing certain tasks, but Social Security believes there are other...

I agree with Attorney Rafter. One thing you should do to protect any rights you may have is file a Notice of Tort Claim against the jail and...