As a general rule, it is your obligation to see and avoid a stationary object even if that object should not have been there.

You speak of wages but also social security benefits. While social security cannot be garnished to satisfy a commercial debt, wages can be.

I agree with Mr. Wolf. What you describe does not come anywhere near what is required to warrant a medical malpractice case. If there are...

No. While clearly they should not have done so, you have no quantifiable damages to warrant the expenditure of time and money a lawsuit requires.

I am unaware of any legal basis for you to be able to demand to know the name of someone renting a property just because you reside in the same...

I agree with Mr. Maitland and will add that you mention your father is elderly so he may be receiving SSRIB retirement benefits. If so, a personal...

You and he are way overthinking this in my opinion. Turn the claim over to his insurance company and let them take care of the problem.

Assuming that you sustained no injuries then there is nothing to be done. Vote with your wallet and eat elsewhere. Perhaps contact corporate and...

I agree with Mr. Koplin. Rather than accepting the approximately 25% reduction in benefits that will happen if she retires early, your aunt should...

I suggest that you go the bar association website at www.wsba.org and see if there is updated contact information available.