The ALJ asked my attorney to amend my onset date. Is this a definite sign of a good outcome?
I suggest you pose all your questions to your attorney, who knows you case far better than any lawyer on Avvo.
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I suggest you pose all your questions to your attorney, who knows you case far better than any lawyer on Avvo.
The checked boxes mean the plaintiff is alleging the defendant became indebted to him within the last two years.
You have to file the lawsuit (in SDNY or anywhere else) before the expiration of the statue of limitations on the underlying claim. That...
You have to file the lawsuit (in SDNY or anywhere else) before the expiration of the statue of limitations on the underlying claim. That...
There is no time limit for filing a SC-105 Request for Court Order. But the sooner you file it the more likely the judge would be to consider the...
You cannot sue his insurance. You can sue him for your damage. You don't have to accept the insurance settlement offer. You can go to trial and...
The sign, even if it were misleading, did not cause you any reliance or actual damages. I don't see how you would win a lawsuit based on these facts.
If you don't want to testify don't go to the hearing.
I don't see how he is doing anything unlawful. He does not owe you a duty to protect your medical info that he lawfully obtained from a third party.
You cannot sue, because you have no damages.