I'm sorry that happened to you. I do not know about Utah, but I believe many states do recognize a cause of action for knowingly exposing a...

Court mistake - do I have sufficient grounds to demand a full dismissal at the very least?

While there are some due process issues raised in your description, they may just keep ignoring your correspondence. If this is just a simple...

My son got hurt in Ohio, but lives in Michigan. Which state do I obtain a lawyer from to sue the place in Ohio?

In such a case, you might consider talking to a lawyer in each state. The place where the accident occurred will most likely be an appropriate...

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If my sister breaks her exboyfriends window what could she be charged with?

It is generally up to the local prosecutor's office whether or not criminal charges will be filed. If she broke the window intentionally, she...

Those timing rules can be tricky, but the easiest way is not to take any chances when you aren't sure of the deadline. You may be able to check...

Can making correction to a deposition affect credibility when writing a summary judgement

I assume you are merely a witness in this case and not a party yourself and that you are not represented by your own attorney. If so, you should...

Dismissal With PreJudice

In addition to what Mr. Lewis said I would add that a dismissal without prejudice can occur for a number of reasons: A few examples, 1) the...

Does a landlord refusing to renew a Seattle residential lease constitute retaliation under the SRLTA?

I'm obviously not up on the Seattle Residential Landlord-Tenant Act, but I would want to know if the landlord has other properties (which I will...

What to do with my bench warrant and fines?

Get an attorney and do it now. He or she can help you sort through this and possibly negotiate a better deal with the prosecutor. The worst...

How should I plea for a disorderly conduct citation?

A defendant in a criminal case should always initially plead Not Guilty. You can always later change your plea pursuant to a plea agreement. ...