What do I do if my x-rays were misread?

You are talking about a sore thumb from something heavy falling on it. I’m having a hard time imagining how this could lead to sufficient permanent...

WWhat can I do about disputing a water bill I feel is unfair?

You could have challenged this when you went to court 10 years ago but not now. Judgments are only good for 10 years but they can be revived for...

CCan they sue me when all the income I have is social security. Medical bill?

Of course they can sue you. Your finances have no bearing on the ability to file suit just the collectibility of any judgment.

Can a finance company repo my property if I sue them even if I'm not behind?

Why are you asking us when you have a lawyer? They could certainly repo the vehicle at any time before giving you the title as you technically...

What am I suppose to do legally?

Obviously I don’t have your lease to be able to look at but the fact that it says something about payment of late fees by the 15th likely doesn’t...

Can a payday loan company in a different state and your in a different state but borrowed from them can they take you to court ?

They can sue you wherever you are so it doesn’t matter that the loan was made in a different state. As for attempting to evade service, it isn’t...

Is there any recourse for termination with the position is covered under collective bargaining?

Typically there is a probationary period before you are protected by the CBA. It sounds like you were in that period so you would be considered an...

Any change in the flow of water that negatively affects your property is a basis for suit. Years ago I defended one of these against a builder and...

Can an employer hold a last paycheck for someone he fired? It has almost been a week he hasnt given the final paycheck.

As the other attorney noted, whether or not he was an independent contractor or an employee is a legal determination based on many factors, none of...

Only if you want to have a trial by jury. The court will be more than happy to accept the defendant's waiver of jury trial if you haven't bothered...