Can I sue the US Post Office for the postman reaching into my house thru my mailbox into my house and got bit by my dog

No you cannot sue the Post Office. Among other reasons you have no damages.

Unlawful termination question

Unless you have a written contract that provides otherwise, California is an "at will" employment state and you can be fired for no reason. There...

Federal criminal lawyer. Is it better to hire a lawyer closer to where my husband is incarcerated?

It may a bit frustrating not to yet receive an answer to your identical posting of 11:22 this morning, but an Avvo criminal law responding attorney...

You may have some real problem with what you think is a "promissory note". It is a unconditional promise to pay a "sum certain" on a date (or on...

How do you file a complaint (or?) when a "closed file" conflict of interest exists with opposing attorney?

As Mr. Chen points out, you are seeking to disqualify opposing counsel and it is way, way premature to be thinking of a State Bar complaint. Prior...

Will the dividend money we send back from our Thailand subsidary company be double taxed?

If an attorney were to give advice on this subject they would be subject to malpractice for an incorrect answer. The subject is dealth with in...

I'm the owner of a business & my sister-in-law calls my office telling my employees that I will assault them sexually, help!

No irony intended - tell you brother to tell his wife to cut it out. If that fails, a cease and desist letter is possible. A retraining order is...

Selected as the best answer

One must assume that you did not notice or take the deposition yourself so you should be asking yor attorney. It is up to the opposing party to...

Is it illegal for someone who is 19 to send a sexually explicit picture to someone who is 17 and willing?

I believe that it is illegal under California Penal Code section 288.2

Cancel mark based on allegation of acquired distinctiveness (at time of filing) though registered as inherently distinctive?

You can argue this but it is an uphill battle. You say "acquired distinctiveness by the time of filing" and registered as inherently distinctive....