Yesterday I was accused falsely by steeling a women bag at one of the Macy's store.

You should complain to a supervisor, in writing. This is not an issue of criminal defense since you were not charged with a crime. As to thinking...

An attorney would need to review the contract to determine your recourse. If the contract included a release from suits (which is common), the...

My landlord is alleging theft of items he gave to us when we moved in. What can we do?

If the items were to be returned, then they must be returned. If you did that, then that is your defense. If you didn't, then you have a problem....

I want to trademark our police seminar name which is referred to as: TacDogs, TacDogs seminars, or The TacDogs Program.

Unless you did a broad database search and had opinion from counsel, it is all a guess. If all you did was a search through the PTO, that is not...

Im being evicted from a sec 8 complex and they spelled my name wrong does that matter?

That does not matter. What matters is if there is a basis for the eviction notice. If there is, try to comply with the terms or be prepared to be...

Paralegal/legal sec. threatening people with her "powerful" law firm and connections

A legal assistant is not an attorney. The Colorado Rules of Professional Conduct are the rules that applies to attorneys. It does not cover legal...

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When complaint and summons served upon D at place of employment, a municipality, may process be left with clerk, or in person?

Read FRCP 4(j)(2). The rules do provide how you must serve the defendant. Also, you don't serve motions by personal service. You need to understand...

Wondering who's right...................

Sorry, they have no responsibility. You feel victim to a very common scam. If the check looks valid they must deposit it and allow the funds to be...

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Is there any legal recourse against trustee, obtained fraudulently, through undue influence, that accuses me of taking money?

If the claim is frivolous you can try to get your attorney fees. I assume you have an attorney, right? In theory you could make a claim for abuse...

Resident agrees not to make any excessive noise or to create any nuisance such as will disturb the peace and quiet of neighbors.

Assuming the agreement just said neighbors (I am also assuming this is in writing), then it just means neighbors. If you want an agreement...