Can I sue?

I am sorry to hear about your situation but unfortunately you do not have standing to sue either potential defendant because the real victim is...

You need to report it to the police and the get a restraining order against this person. You may be able to sue for civil harassment and seek...

Can affirmance in Court of appeal be vacated when you discover your appellate attorney committed a fraud on the court and you?

"Never told us firm had represented one of the opposing parties"? This sounds very very wrong. Even if this had no impact on their later...

I was involved in an accident with a police officer. His fault, i had no ins. Is he liable for damages

Passengers in an uninsured car are generally entitled to full damage award; however, if your husband was also a registered owner to the vehicle, he...

What are the pros and cons of retaining (on a contingency-basis) a sole-practitioner Medical Malpractice Lawyer versus ...

If you're looking for a law firm in southern California with 20-30 lawyers who specializes in medical malpractice cases you'll have a hard time...

Do I have a legitimate claim or not ?

Based on your description you do have a valid liability claim; however, the extent of your damages needs to be carefully evaluated by an...

How to determine the pre-existing condition or pre symptomatic after car accident?

Sounds like your mother does not have an attorney and has only seen doctors who either don't know much about car accident injuries, or don't care...

Can I sue a school for negligence?

As my colleagues pointed out, a traumatic injury to the head like what your daughter had sustained could be very serious even though it may appear...

If a Patient plans on suing a government-run Hospital (for example, UCLA) for Medical Malpractice, and files the required ...

Would you buy a medical textbook from the bookstore in a medical school, study it for a while, and try to perform a surgery on your own or your...

Is there a case if medical procedures are performed without patient knowledge or consent?

Your mother-in-law could've signed a broad consent that authorized the doctor to perform any procedural that's deemed "medically necessary" without...