Am I required to tell my health ins the amount of my settlement?

It depends on the terms of the health insurance policy, but most give the insurance company a right of reimbursement. However, even if there is a...

Am I subject to ANTI SLAPP to strike my complaint when the defendant breached a written contract by providing work product

It would have been better to obtain a protective order before the witness testified, which would have precluded opposing counsel from even asking...

Police shooting, do I need to send my office camera tape to anyone?

You should preserve the evidence, and turn it over to anyone (including the wife of the decedent) who subpoenas it. You could turn it over...

Can I sue the tobbacoo company for the death of my mother from brain cancer 2002

The statute of limitations for wrongful death claims is two years. Thus, the statute expire 15 years ago. Assuming you could find some way around...

In California, can a meter reader sue homeowner for getting bit by a dog when on the job and on their property to read meter

The meter reader can sue the homeowner. Assuming the homeowner has homeower's insurance, the insurance will pay.

The motion to deem admitted is now moot. You must file a motion to compel further responses, and its pretty much pointless to do so unless you...

In order to strongly discourage multiple defendants from filing multiple anti-SLAPPs, and to prepare for such in case they do...

You did not provide enough detail to answer the question. The issue in an anti-SLAPP motion is whether the complaint addresses constitutionally...

It depends on the nature of the lawsuit you intend to file. If you were threatening to file an action for wage and hour violations or a qui tam...

Will insurance check raise a red flag for IRS?

If the insurance check is payment for fire losses (and not business interruption) it is not taxable. I'm not sure how the IRS would find out about...

This is not extortion. Non-disparagement clauses in settlement agreements are not unusual, but the one in your settlement agreement may not be...