Questions answered by Ronald Jay Eisenberg

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If a school district made a mistake on a bid tabulation which cost me the bid ($1,938,000) and how can they correct action?

Ronald's answer | Answered on February 27, 2015

Anyone can sued anyone for anything. Whether the suit would have merit is the better question and you'd need to have an attorney evaluate the...

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Looking for an attorney

Ronald's answer | Answered on February 26, 2015

There's no easy answer. You can only file a motion for sanctions if the suit is pending. Otherwise you'd need to start a new suit. Without...

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Plaintiff seeking attorney

Ronald's answer | Answered on February 26, 2015

Find a local attorney experienced in litigation. There are plenty of qualified ones in the area. Hopefully the defendant has sufficient assets to...

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Pleading the 5th in a civil suit

Ronald's answer | Answered on February 25, 2015

Taking the fifth is different than objecting as to relevance. You might be able to invoke your constitutional privilege, but it can result in an...

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I'm suing a debt collector-district court. They sent me interrogatories, requesting criminal background. Can I object question?

Ronald's answer | Answered on February 25, 2015

As Mr. Komen suggested, your are likely doomed going pro se in federal court. Given that you can recover reasonable attorney's fees if you...

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Do I have to hire attorney licensed in MO or I can hire an attorney from another states to handle my speeding ticket issue?

Ronald's answer | Answered on February 23, 2015

Hire an attorney in St. Charles or nearby St Louis County. It would make list sense to pay to have an out of state admitted pro hac vice and to to...

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My husband's former employers forced him to resign after years of their abuse, bullying, coercion, and manipulations. Legal?

Ronald's answer | Answered on February 23, 2015

Sounds like a bad work environment. Meet with a local employment attorney.

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I work in a retail store. Do I have a case if I'm fired for refusing to do physical labor at my boss' favorite customer's house

Ronald's answer | Answered on February 22, 2015

You "have a case" if you file suit and the court assigns a case number. Whether you would have a strong case is a better question. Based on the...

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Cheapest and easiest way to get a divorce and back child support and to keep my house that I bought. my daughter is 21

Ronald's answer | Answered on February 21, 2015

The cheapest way often isn't the best way. Hire an experienced local attorney. It's better to invest a little now than a lot later.

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If I am living in a hotel and getting mail there and everything what is the legal time frame for a eviction?

Ronald's answer | Answered on February 20, 2015

You don't get evicted unless a judgment has been entered. Then the sheriff can execute and toss you out. It sounds like you are in a tough spot;...

Ronald Jay Eisenberg's Answers (4472)

If a school district made a mistake on a bid tabulation which cost me the bid ($1,938,000) and how can they correct action?

Looking for an attorney

Plaintiff seeking attorney

Pleading the 5th in a civil suit

I'm suing a debt collector-district court. They sent me interrogatories, requesting criminal background. Can I object question?

Do I have to hire attorney licensed in MO or I can hire an attorney from another states to handle my speeding ticket issue?

My husband's former employers forced him to resign after years of their abuse, bullying, coercion, and manipulations. Legal?

I work in a retail store. Do I have a case if I'm fired for refusing to do physical labor at my boss' favorite customer's house

Cheapest and easiest way to get a divorce and back child support and to keep my house that I bought. my daughter is 21

If I am living in a hotel and getting mail there and everything what is the legal time frame for a eviction?