How do I go about suing a restaurant for food poisoning.

The viability of your claim depends on the nature and extent of your injuries. Also, the extent of your damages will affect whether it's a matter...

To answer a question about an agreement, the contract has to be reviewed. A local construction lawyer can review the agreement and advise.

Can a cop bring a witness to identify a person at their home?

This was posted under car accident but it sounds like your friend needs a criminal defense lawyer.

Do I have justifiable cause to pursue a Personal Injury/Medical Malpractice lawsuit? All details are documented and can prove

Worker's comp should apply to the work injury. As far as a potential medical malpractice claim, a local med mal lawyer can evaluate and advise.

Are there laws in the state of Connecticut that punish people who take advantage of elderly dementia patients?

Yes. Talk to a local elder law attorney. Also, here are some elder abuse resources you may find helpful:...

Do I have a case to sue my therapist for malpractice? Is it worth it?

More information is needed to determine if you have a viable case. Talk to a local malpractice lawyer, who can get into more detail and evaluate.

If someone purposely hits your car going 50 mph knowing babies are in the car and does it to hurt your kids do they goto jail

This is a serious crime. Talk to a supervisor and the local prosecutor's office.

Elderly man bumped by grocery stock boy and fell. Brain hemorrhage and fractured neck. Should I hire a lawyer?

Yes, consult with an injury lawyer first. Your grandfather sustained serious injuries and needs an experienced legal representative.

Service of California civil Complaint on a New York LLC

The LLC should have an agent for service of process listed in their state registration (NY and/or CA). If they don't, then it depends on State...

Service of California civil Complaint on a New York LLC

The LLC should have an agent for service of process listed in their state registration (NY and/or CA). If they don't, then it depends on State...