I went to the local gas station , and brought some chicken that was no good I went to the hospital , and was told , I have food
Did you mean food poisoning?
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Did you mean food poisoning?
I don't see why not (especially since, once lawsuits are filed, they become public record).
What do you want to sue them for, especially if you admit that you were the party at fault? (And, as for it taking place a year ago, that would...
They could try to sue you for malicious prosecution (also known as, wrongful institution of civil proceedings). However, they wouldn't succeed,...
As the registered owner of the vehicle, you can be held liable for up to $5,000 in property damages. (So, to answer your question, yes--you can be...
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Whatever you do, do NOT give them any kind of a statement without an attorney. (It's amazing how the most simple comment can jeopardize your case.)...
No--you only have 30 days, regardless of where you were served.
I have added "Employment Contract" so that your question can be (better) answered by an employment/labor attorney. Best of luck to you.
Based on the facts that you have provided, no--your parents-in-law's creditor cannot put a lien on your house.
You wouldn't appeal the dismissal. If the action was dismissed without prejudice, then you could re-file. But, if it was dismissed with prejudice,...
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