Pro se at trial ?
Of course you do! That’s how trials work.
Chicago, IL
Car accident Lawyer at Chicago, IL
Practice Areas: Car Accidents, Personal Injury ... +4 more
Of course you do! That’s how trials work.
If you plead not guilty, that means you go to trial. If you go to trial, you may get convicted, which definitely goes on your record.
I would sit down with your bank first, and then contact the insurer to determine why the money was not honored in the first place. I am certain if...
You should bring the paid insurance proof to court. It will probably yield a lower fine but not a dismissal.
All litigation is overseen by a judge, but not every delay can be prevented. Delay works to the advantage of the defense. Up to your lawyer to push...
No forms. Unless you’re asking about pretrial motions in liming or other evidentiary questions.
Attorneys set their own rates and cannot solicit fees in a public forum. Call several for an idea and don’t just pick the cheapest.
Hard to say much without a review of your medical records by a medical expert. There has to be a way to prove how and when you contacted...
Any motions generally must be filed 60 days before trial, although some judges loosen rules. Motions in limine often treated differently.
It appears you waited too long, as any malpractice or battery action would have to have been filed within 2 years of the incident (and in no event...