First of all, your case is governed by Indian tribal law, not California law or federal law. I have handled two tribal cases in my 47 year legal...

Anybody can sue. The question is whether or not you can recover. If there was no prior warning about the tree, it may very well be considered an...

You may very well have both a workers compensation case and a personal injury case against the city. To sue a governmental entity, a claim must be...

Reading between the lines, since you are being charged 40%, I surmise the case was litigated, with a lawsuit being filed and served, and possibly...

You get an estimate for the cost of repair and sue them in small claims court for up to $10,000.00, including the cost of a rental while your car...

Try to find another personal injury attorney to take over the case. Way too early to think about bankruptcy.

If damages are less than $0,000.00, you can sue Culligan in small claims court. The damages do not justify having an attorney handle it.

And how do you know it has half the nutritional value advertised? Was the product examined by a laboratory? Or is this your opinion only? Not...

There is no way to force someone to take a lie detector test. Indeed, results of such tests are not admissible in court. I do not see the basis...

Ask for the public defender the first time you go to court. Walmart has the right to do what they did. The prosecutor might be willing to handle...

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