You report it to your insurance and hope for the best. While there is no guarantee rates won’t increase, based upon your description, this isn’t...

Without reading the agreement you signed, no one can say for sure. Generally, these types of things would work like this: if you keep up-to-date...

Whatever the note says would govern. Buy in laymen's terms, if you fail to make a payment, the entire amount is considered due and owing that...

No different than if you were represented by a lawyer. Read the rules. Issue a subpoena and serve it properly. This site is for general advice,...

Products liability cases are very costly and hard to prove. I sincerely doubt you can prove the shoes were defective AND that was what caused the...

If you don't have a lawyer, run to one before you start a trial that you can't be at! If you do have a lawyer, he or she can prepare a motion to...

Proof of service can be signed by an attorney who attests to serving whatever it is. Seems valid from your example.

Unlikely, as you'd have to show "willful & wanton," since municipalities are generally immune from negligence. Talk to a lawyer to evaluate the...

Well you are ultimately the only one responsible for his fees. Your contract says so. If he has the ability to do that, great. But not all cases...

Same as in any other case; you either find a new lawyer who files an appearance after 21 days or you file one pro se. One way or another, either...