The answer is a resounding maybe. Whether you are entitled to anything depends on the state's laws and rules regarding division of property on...

Whether he can or will share depends on him and whether he entered some sort of confidentiality agreement with the other side. You might be able...

I would say, yes, in a comparative negligence state. The laws of the state where this happened will probably control whether a case can be...

Sorry to hear of this tragic event. I really can't tell what your concern is, except your fear that you would be responsible for the actions of...

Doesn't sound like you would be liable; BUT these cases are all about details. You should talk to a lawyer in the area where the property is to...

First, you may not have standing to sue. You may not be allowed to sue under the state's laws. Secondly, if you are one of those entitled to sue,...

There could be many reasons. Without the details, your question can't be answered specifically.

Yes. It's too late for a civil case, absent some extraordinary circumstances that I don't know about. For certainty, consult with an attorney in...

You can be sued. Best to get yourself a lawyer that deals with personal injury defense. You may ultimately not have any liability, but get that...

Generally, I would say that a case against the authorities for not handling this more effectively would fail. However, the case is in the details,...