Large dental corp. committed a battery on both my 8 yr twins. We have lots of paper proof. They believe they're untouchable HELP

Your question contains many conclusions, but very few facts, so it will be difficult for any attorney to respond. Please consider posting a new...

Requesting Civil Advice

Mr. Ullman's response is a good one. I would go further, though, and suggest that the owner retains the money at his or her great risk that the...

Are appeals overly expensive and/or complicated?

Yes, there are attorneys who, like myself, specialize in appeals. Appeals are not merely a rehash of what occurred at trial; good appellate...

How much time does my ex wife have to appeal a dissolution of marriage?

It is true that her time to "appeal" has already lapsed. But she is free to attempt to modify the amount or duration of support unless the...

When is is appropriate to ask for attorney's fees when a case has been appealed?

Unless this is a family law case or the case is governed by a statute or contract that awards attorneys fees to the prevaiing party, you are not...

Does appellate court review appeals for signs of being without justification?

Your term "outright" has no real application to the appellate process. The Courts have the authority to find that appeal is frivolous on its own...

Lost in small claims court and lost an sc-108 filing

Actually, you were in the wrong court. A small claims court has no jurisdiction to order anyone to do anything; it can only award damages within...

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Denied Review in Calif Supreme Ct Which Federal Ct do I try next?

Assuming that you case truly raises a federal Constitutional claim, your next step after the California Supreme Court is the U.S. Supreme Court. ...

After a fatal accident, a am being sued for 2.5 million dollars. Is this realistic?

Don't expect the plaintiff's attorney to go away because the automobile you were driving had no coverage. For one thing, you may have other...

For malpractice suit, do I sue the lawyer or the lawfirm?

I agree that you should not countersue willy-nilly. If you do not have serious and viable grounds for malpractice, you can find yourself liable...