Yes, you can. But any such dismissal is likely going to be without prejudice, which means that the federal prosecutor can continue to pursue the...

If not already in federal court (some serials file in state court), consider removing to the federal court. There, the floor is generally statutory...

In workers' compensation, there is concept called apportionment. The concept applies when an employee has multiple injuries, some work-related and...

Depends. But theoretically, yes, if the crime being investigated has a statute of limitations that hasn't expired yet. To illustrate, the statute...

You need to see a doctor if you are severe pain. Alternatively/additionally, you must consult with a local personal injury or medical malpractice...

Not at all. You really need help of a local attorney to protect your rights, especially because it seems like you may currently be considered a...

Generally, one requests the Court for guardianship to protect individuals who are unable to care for their own well-being due to infancy,...

Definitely small claims court would be great here. See the website for the local state court—there would be a whole section dedicated to small...

Yes, for sure. You can also trying asking the new owner to return paid rent, informing them that you paid rent to the prior owner, and see if the...

Absolutely. You can also call the FBI (https://www.fbi.gov/contact-us).