My new roommate sent an email to my landlord falsely accusing me.

If your roommate is saying things about you which are false, and which damages your reputation, you may have a claim for libel, but it does not...

Car insurance question. Nephew wrecks rent a car. Car under my name.

You need to speak with a personal injury lawyer in Florida right away. There are many whom you can find here on Avvo. Your lawyer will need to...

Horrible in laws

Woa, hold on there, Fast and Furious. I am glad I am commenting 13 minutes after you posted. Of course, that is a terrible idea. Take a deep...

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I received a subpoena in the mail as a witness for the state involving a DUI/Car Accident. I don't wish to go. Do I have to?

It sounds from your description like this is a criminal case. Delaware Super. Ct. Crim. Rule 7(d) says that service must be made in person...

Is it legally possible to find out the identity of someone making false allegations against you to the NJ DCPP?

Not public in most states. Consult with a NJ family law attorney.

Oregon - Car accident - other driver's fault - I had no insurance. Can my passenger wife recover general damages?

You need to consult a qualified personal injury attorney in Oregon, because you yourself may be able to sue. Generally, if you are hit by another...

My car was deemed a total loss... Why would person at fault's insurance co. not be replying to my attorney ? Will I be paid?

According to your amended post, you do not have your own collision coverage (your first mistake). That is why your own company will not pay for...

Is there a clause that entitles the other persons insurance company to not pay on a suit?

This is a classic example of why you should not handle your personal injury case by yourself. So you decided to take out your own appendix, and...

Is the bar responsible for damages if a customer gets beat up while in there establishment.

If a bar serves an obviously intoxicated person more alcohol, and that person then injures another as a result of intoxication, some states, under...

No, you can't. Most courts follow a rule developed in England called the "eggshell skull plaintiff" doctrine. That rule comes from the...