Is this considered malpractice or negligence? What is the statue of limitation for these types of cases if there is one?

Statute of Limitations 1 year from the date plaintiff knows or should have known about the injury, 3 years from the date of injury whichever is...

Your exhibits have to be relevant. Your exhibits have to be admissible. Some of what you list may not be admissible and the judge may not have...

Can you sue Facebook for violating your state created right to free speech?

Please read your Terms of Service. You will be required to sue in Northern California for a maximum of $100 in damages. Based on the terms....

What is admissible evidence for residential burglary in AR

Your son need an attorney and not us speculating. Evidence can be challenged but the attorney will know what to do.

Is it legal malpractice for my attorney to forgive a default from refusal to answer, then try settling for fractions of demand?

Not sure what a refuse to answer is but ok you agreed to extend the answer (of something) out. I guess you could always enforced the default and...

This this is a question regarding civil cases as it relates to which court a a complaint is filed in

It seems that the differences between limited and unlimited is the amount of the suit and damages. For small claims there is the limit. Looks like...

Yes you must include citations. The Court is not your attorney and doesn’t look up your cases. In an appeal you are arguing there is legal error....

You need to step back and take a look at the case objectively. The “invasion of privacy” claim ( that you want to appeal) was dismissed by the...

You probably ought to read District of a Columbia v Heller. The court generally held “Like most rights, the Second Amendment right is not...

If a minute order covers more than one motion, how do you specify which motion you're appealing?

California subscribes to the final judgment rule. Interlocutory Appeals are frowned on because they interfere with case and smooth administration...