Doesn't sound good. You probably did something wrong. But I guess file a motion of some type--to deem facts admitted? My guess is if they didn't...

Summary judgment means the case is over forever, and there is "no genuine issue of material fact" after evaluating all evidence, depositions, etc.

As with all malpractice cases, there has to be a deviation from normal standards of care and a serious and irreversible damage as a result. In...

Typically, 28 days. BUT If you filed it without leave of court and filing a motion to do so, it may be filed improperly and they may ignore...

Who were they? Security? Random people? A lot depends on who they were, who they worked for, and whether you were actually injured.

Even if you were a juvenile at the time, the maximum amount of time in which to file would be one year after you turned 18. You are about 3 or so...

Better lawyer up. Some insurance companies push back hard on some theft claims. Often, there is a racial element to them. It's pretty clear...

Okay, and what is your question? I assume if you missed a hearing, it was either passed to another date or decided against you. If a decision...

For a regular motion, generally the notice requirement is 3 business days, although there are many local and state rules that could control. If...

Generally, nursing home abuse is a personal injury and is controlled by a statute of limitations that is 2 years with a few exceptions. This,...