Can I sue if I almost swallowed a piece of plastic in an unopened pop bottle ?
Since it appears that you did not suffer an injury, and hence have no damages, the answer is that you have no cause of action.
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Since it appears that you did not suffer an injury, and hence have no damages, the answer is that you have no cause of action.
It is difficult to advise you without knowing what damages or injuries you suffered from your use of the product. I would suggest, though, that...
Generally speaking, absent damages, you do not have a cause of action. In your instance, this means that if you have not suffered an injury, you...
I agree with my colleagues that you should report this matter to your local police department. Hopefully you have not deleted the text messages...
Yes, and I would do so immediately.
I agree with the answers of the other attorneys relating to a worker's compensation claim. However, it appears that you also may have a valid...
The first thing I would recommend is to see a doctor. Then I would advise seeing a personal injury attorney. Chances are that your injuries are...
No, because in order to sue for personal injuries, you first have to have injuries. It is more or less an instance of "no harm, no foul."
I would definitely see a personal injury attorney in your area to see what he or she suggests. It sounds as though you do not have a great deal of...
You have a product liability case which you can bring against Wal-Mart and/or the mattress manufacturer. In a product liability case, the action...