When defendant file a MTD for failure to state a claim, why do they raise immunity?

I hate the doctrine, but it persists nationwide. The government is frequently immune from being sued, thus you cannot state a claim for relief.

You are wise to worry about being strung along, but I cannot say this is "really slow." It can be hard, and take time, to get records. Just stay on...

Can she file a civil suit against a man that molested her in 1978, in texas?

I agree with Jeffrey Todd's analysis and write to add this: it is almost impossible to conceive of an exception that excuses ("tolls") limitations...

Lawyer conflict of interest?

I agree with Mr. Keith. Any lawyer is a sworn professional who has to put your interest first. If that means tearing up a PI he used in the past,...

My amicus attorney is not telling the truth, siding with one parent ? if I ask her to withdraw can she

She is not your amicus attorney. The judge appointed her to not represent you or the other parent. She is not required, and frequently not...

I hope you understand you are playing with fire. if you get pulled over for any reason it is the officer's job to arrest you and put you in jail....

My son has a deposition tomorrow but doesn't have a lawyer - can it be rescheduled and he be appointed a lawyer?

Your son procrastinated way, way, way too long. He cannot now hire any decent lawyer to work on Saturday, Dec 24, for less than a fortune. I do...

Deposition date is coming?

Mr. Isquith could be right, he frequently is, but he could be wrong. It depends a little on the facts. Is it state or federal court? What is the...

Court ordered to appear 200 miles away where the case is pending to appear for deposition?

First question is: state or federal court. 200 miles is a long way, the lawyer should be amicably working with you on details either way. You...

Was sued by a cc collector. Showed up for court, collector lawyer did not show up case was dismiased, can they sue again.

The dismissal should be without prejudice, meaning they can sue again. Limitations runs from the date of the debt going into default, not the date...