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Is this a case for slander?
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Answered on February 18, 2010
Yes, it would be actionable as slander per se.
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If someone blacks out any doesn't have a prior history and damages your property are they held liable? Why or why not?
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Answered on February 18, 2010
Of course they are liable-with or without a history of seizure or blackouts.
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I fell in the parking structure of a local hospital and got five stitches in my knee. Can I sue for personal injury?
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Answered on February 18, 2010
Yes, you can sue for personal injury but it may be a tough row to hoe if the step was painted yellow before the accident.
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How long does the D.A. have to file a midemeanor dui?
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Answered on February 18, 2010
One year . If not filed in that time, it would be barred.
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Can my employer fire me because I left home sick?
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Answered on February 18, 2010
Appeal your claim denial and seek the advise of a labor attorney.
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Can I be sued by someone for saying I would give them money in a text message, and then not paying up?
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Answered on February 18, 2010
Yes, it could but from the dearth of facts contained in your statement, it would be impossible to give a dispositive response.
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California 243 e 1 p help!?
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Answered on February 18, 2010
Yes, there is a chance to get it reduced but you must secure the aid of a criminal defense attorney.
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Is my case valid in small claims court?
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Answered on February 18, 2010
Yes. It is a valid claim but whether the court will agree depends upon further facts not in your statement.
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My boyfriend kicked me out without my child.
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Answered on February 18, 2010
Not necessarily. Your boyfriend's track record will not put him in good stead with the court. You should see a family law attorney.
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I have been married for 20 years , but separated most of the 20. Will I be entitled to retirement benefits.?
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Answered on February 18, 2010
On your facts, you would be entitled to a percentage of whatever number of years you were married, but not separated.
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