Illinois Defendant in Major high-profile murder case needs an attorney!

This caption raises the fascinating question "Can there be a Minor high-profile murder case?" There will be a quiz later.

When applying to law school, is one applying to study law or practice law?

40 years ago, that was a very valid distinction. The newly crowned JD degree was an a degree of academic rigor and it made no difference what the...

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My husband was in daily report for a dui now he's in jail for a mfg/del can 2.5<10 grams/sch what should we except now

In all probability he's in deep doo- doo, his DUI sentence is probably gone. The principal concern is scheduling these things in the least...

Have you ever heard of statutory jurisdiction? Where can I find the rules and procedures? Can a judge make up jurisdiction?

You are performing LASIK surgery on yourself. You are so far out of you depth, there is no snorkel long enough. Get a lawyer. Start yesterday.

Regarding social media like facebook. if someone publishes (on facebook) something about another person (such as that persons

FIrst, the medium is immune from suit. In Blumenthal v. Drudge, it was pretty well established that even recklessly untrue things published on Web...

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@008 i was an accident. In 2012 i ended comp. My old company own me for wacation

You may have an Unlawful Restraint--Modern Slavery--case. It is against the law for an Employer to own an Employee. Seriously, you need to sit...

Car hit me in my own driveway, am I at all at fault?

Since no Rule of The Road applies here, the question would be are the manuevers by each driver actions that would be taken by reasonable person in...

You are operating in part on an incorrect premise. The Statutory Summary Suspension is in play irrespective of your plea to the substantive DUI. ...

Can a company that you work for charge you a higher percentage rate of the total premium medical insurance because you smoke?

The question is not whether the theory is correct or not. The question is whether the company and its TPA have a right to believe it and act on...

Is the statement, "I question your integrity" slander in and of itself?

No way it's defamatory per se and it might just be protected speech and not actionable at all. If it's combined with other things that are more...

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