If you suffered any physical injury as a result of exposure to mold and you can prove it, you might have a case. Otherwise, probably not.

So long as the attorney who signed the substitution is a member of the firm that represented you, I don't see a problem. Moreover, the Court is...

Sounds like it was not your fault. If you didn't have insurance at the time of the accident, you would still have a case, but you could not...

Assuming you are an at will employee, what your employer is doing is legal unless the real reason for the new requirement is discriminatory or...

Adjuster who work directly for insurance companies (as opposed to contract adjusters) are not required to be licensed by the California Department...

You can file a complaint with the State Bar of California, but is highly unlikely that any action will be taken against the attorney.

Yes, but keep in mind that the defendant's insurance is almost certain not to cover your damages. The only way you would be able to collect is if...

Assuming you were an at-will employee, your employer had a right to fire you for any reason or no reason, as long as it was not an illegal reason. ...

The whole point of an annuity is provide income during the life of the beneficiary. Once the beneficiary dies, the annuity comes to an end.

Yes. Renters who lost personal property in the Eaton fire can sue Southern California Edison for their damages. It is practically a certainty...