It depends on how the law is written, but I would assume your scenario would not count.

You don't file charges; the authorities do. You need to go to the police and let them make that decision. As to a personal injury claim by your...

Go back to this dentist and get the problem fixed. This is not likely malpractice, especially if you have a fixable and non-permanent issue.

The subpoena should be signed by the clerk typically. Unless you believe the subpoena is invalid, you must honor it.

Let me get this straight. You went to a funeral and you were beaten by your own family. You live in Wisconsin, but the assault took place in...

You have a number of traps you've fallen into. You declined medical attention and you may be at fault. Thus, it is next to impossible to...

Whether this is a malpractice case or a battery is questionable. If the version you give truly occurred, it would be shocking, and would probably...

Call them. Ask for proof of the receipt. Tell them you never got it. Ask them to send a replacement title. If you get nowhere, keep going up...

Not necessarily. Here's what you should do. First of all, get a second opinion and a second scan to be sure you know what you are dealing with...

A lot would depend on what the choice of law provision in your contract says. It might be a case that could be filed in Illinois or Indiana, and...