I'm sorry to have to tell you no, he's not bluffing. Anyone can properly represent himself or herself personally and individually, but only a...

I sincerely regret I can't answer your question. Your inquiry falls into the category of landlord-tenant law in which I have no expertise. Please...

No, HIPAA (the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act) does not address what a private business owner may ask you about your...

Can I be served over the phone?

If you are asking whether a person can properly serve lawsuit papers on another person on the phone in Texas, the answer is no. Suit papers must...

Can they sue and win even though I was just taking orders?

Yes. "Just following orders" is not a recognized legal defense to any kind or character of civil claim I know of. All citizens are bound by the...

You can sue the hospital, but if your only theory is that your discharge from the hospital was premature or inappropriate, you probably cannot win....

Anyone can sue anyone, anywhere, at any time, for any reason, for any amount of money, and without first proving anything to anyone. However,...

How does a Defendant face perjury charges for providing a false statement to the judge in a civil proceeding?

Perjury, i.e., knowingly swearing falsely, is a criminal offense regardless of the forum of the dispute in which the false testimony is given. ...

I agree with Messrs. Antkowiak and Painter. I will add only that a violation of HIPAA can result only in a public remedy, such as an...

Have any lawyer ever been impressed with a Pro Se litigant?

There is more than one answer. First the cynical one. 1. We lawyers want to make a living. We charge for our services. A pro se litigant...