Definitely no first amendment problem here. Other than a motion to vacate or modify the prior order, you have no recourse. As noted, just why...

You can sue anyone for just about anything, but the question becomes, can you prove he did not do the job you contracted for and can you show...

Fair compensation depends on liability (let's assume you can prove the store failed to properly clean up its lot), and then injury and...

It looks like you escaped serious injury, so you probably don't have a case worth a lawyer's time. Scary, but you will be okay with minimal...

Try presenting a copy of your contract and meeting in person. If that doesn’t work, you’re going to have to hire a lawyer to sue.

First of all, I'm sorry for your loss. It depends. Perhaps if she was a choking risk or had problems swallowing, she should not have been...

No matter which insurer you go after the law limits you for damages on a totaled vehicle to fair market value minus depreciation plus any...

I would never think it’s okay to hold non client money in an IOLTA. Set up a separate trust account for this money. Have a court order it.

I agree particularly with Mr. Candiano's assessment. Difficult to prove this without a long history and pattern and notice, but it should be...

Typically, the judge enters an order "continuing" all subpoenas for any continued dates. It is also considered that testimony "for trial"...