This gets a little tricky. California is a "comparative fault" state and so, there may be fault attributable to one or more of the three drivers. ...

I am wondering If the other property can pay for the rental car I need?

Yes. They would need to pay for the damage and either provide you with a rental car or reimburse you per diem for "loss of use" of your car while...

This is what is known as "quid pro quo" sexual harassment (i.e. if you sleep with me, I will promote you). This raises any number of issues for...

My x spouse $ his attorney send harrassing letters & emails, which are not true. can i put a stop 2 this, my attorney ignores it

There may be a "litigation privilege" to what is going on in the case. This may preclude a lawsuit for defamation. NOTE: Nothing in this...

My sister has been discriminated by the school because of her previous condition. whats the maximum i can charge them with?

Without more information, it is extremely difficult to determine whether you even have a claim much less what the claim might be worth. NOTE:...

Do you think we have a discrimination case? His union seems worthless, what can we do?

If you can show that the persons who were given the right to change their social security number were of a different race or ethnicity, then you...

Unfortunately, none of these write ups relate to an area protected under the statutes in California. If you feel that they were writing you up...

Can my employer bother me on my day off with a work related topic?

Unfortunately, this is probably not actionable. NOTE: Nothing in this communication should be construed as creating an attorney-client...

Can I sue a psychiatrist for being innpropriate?

Probably not, but, I would get a new doctor. NOTE: Nothing in this communication should be construed as creating an attorney-client...

If you are in a car accident, can the person driving the other vehicle ask a minor to sign any type of document accepting blame

The signature of the minor would probably not be legally binding as minors are not able to "contractually obligate" themselves. NOTE: Nothing in...