Can you sue a tattoo artist for the cost of removal or emotional distress.
Yes. There would be a case for negligence.
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Yes. There would be a case for negligence.
The report would not be admissible in a summary judgment motion unless it qualified as a declaration. There are reasons to never getting a written...
It is very Case facts specific. Is the presence necessary to assist with facts during the deposition, can the defendant control him or herself, etc.
Motions are set for hearing but the hearing can be waived by the parties. Contact the opposing side and offer to stipulate to dismiss the one...
It appears they are questioning of the validity of the claim. They may claim fraud or uncovered causes. See an attorney.
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You will need to file an ex parte motion to address these issues with the court. B
Yes but the problem is proof, one person’s word against another.
Yes such a case is possible. For a case to be financially viable you will need to prove future financial losses due to the malpractice.
He needs a criminal attorney. There may be an agreement to work out with the victim.