Be grateful you didn't say it. You can't "know" what someone else is thinking. In this particular case, you are far better off if it was an...

I agree with Mr. Lewis. That said, whether it makes sense to "fight" the ticket, really depends upon what's at stake. If the only thing at stake...

As my colleagues have explained, the recording has problems. If the injury from 16 years ago is unchanged, you do NOT have any new injury. I...

You can sue anyone for anything. At the end of the day, the question really is "can you recover?" As Mr. Hoffman pointed out, transmission of an...

You should have purchased new shoes, NOT cut your toes off. NEVER allow a podiatrist to perform surgery, instead consult an orthopaedic surgeon. ...

If the essence of her job requires that she work until the job is completed, SHE needs to decide whether she can continue to work for you. Neither...

I do not disagree with my colleagues but in an attempt to provide a more direct answer to your question, I offer the following. Assuming that...

The only thing I would add is that the Secretary of State can confirm whether or not there was any insurance in effect on the date of the accident....

The simple answer to your question is no. Unless you were injured at work and there are temporary restrictions that you need to observe relative...

In Indiana, it is perfectly legal to use hand signals, though the electric, lighted signals on the car are preferred. If she had her arm pointed...