To have a viable personal injury case you need to have an injury (what attorneys call "damages"). In most cases the injury needs to be substantial...

Your question is a little confusing. If an estate is insolvent, it seldom makes sense for heirs to spend time and money on administration. The...

The garage may be liable, but property-damage-only cases are not worth pursuing unless the car is of extreme value. If there was an injury, talk to...

Maybe. Some municipalities are willing to inspect the unit and cite the owner for code violations - others are not. A private lawsuit probably...

If you are asking about a lawsuit for money, it is difficult. You should look up the elements of a claim for intentional infliction of emotional...

There is a huge degree of variability in the action HOAs take. Some are extremely overbearing and some never do anything. Owners have a difficult...

You could sue to get the ashes back, litigation is expensive though - so you need to weigh the costs and benefits. You could also file a police...

No, not unless you were a co-borrower or guarantor. Your mother's debts do not become your debts. That said, her estate, including her house, will...

It depends on if you suffered physical injury or not. If there was a physical injury, contact an injury lawyer before you do anything. If there was...

It would be a difficult case since you would have to show that the rescue knew about the cat's dangerous nature (usually because of prior attacks)....