I concur with Attorney Fiol.

How can I back out a contract with a competition to client clause with a $20,000 finder's fee and 12 month restriction?

I must admit that, like Attorney Perry, I am somewhat confused by the facts you have stated. I think you must be the CA independent contractor...

We have a home remodeling project. How can we go about cancelling this contract and stopping work at this point in the project?

You have not indicated whether or not the contractor has a contractor's license. You may want to contact the California Department of Consumer...

I was being a designated driver for a friend and accidentally knocked the side mirror off...?

I concur that you are the person responsible for and liable for the mirror. Blaming or trying to place the blame on anyone else in this matter is...

What my colleagues have mentioned is correct. In answer to your question and in accordance with the facts you gave, the answer is YES. There...

My boss is holding my green card application, is that legal?

I would suggest getting in touch with an Immigration attorney in the San Jose area to review your status and to let you know what you need to do. ...

As a building contractor, who is contracted to another building company, am I liable for damage to the vehicle they provided me?

I would recommend you contact a local area (Dallas) personal injury attorney to answer your question. Many personal injury attorneys offer a free...

I rear ended someone on the highway but they was at fault but car is not in my name but had insurance, so what happens now?

Attorney Rosenthal has provided you with some very good advice. Contact a Kentucky personal injury and have them review this claim with you. Many...

What is 50% of gross attorneys fees in CA?

I am not sure if this is a personal injury matter or a contracts case. You mention attorney contingency, which makes me believe that it is a...

I was in a parking lot and I dinged a car. I left a note with my name, number and email saying "Call me!" No call yet. What now?

I concur with my colleagues. Simply report it to your insurance company and then you will not have to do anything more unless the other party...