Can i sue my dentist for malpractice?
You "can" sue, but the correct question is whether you have a case. Depending on the circumstances of your particular procedure, your jaw injury...
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You "can" sue, but the correct question is whether you have a case. Depending on the circumstances of your particular procedure, your jaw injury...
It depends on a lot of additional facts that don't appear in your question. If you were visibly intoxicated, they would likely have a right to...
Short answer: probably not. The police do have certain immunities, and cannot generally be sued for exercising any of their discretionary...
You may need to consult with a lawyer, since there are other issues involved that may restrict your right to proceed further. For example, if your...
The statute would be one year for the filing of a Complaint, but if suing doctors, you must also comply with CCP section 364, to give the doctors a...
Simply responding to the demand letter from CRS should be construed as an admission of any guilt. Ignoring them would probably only make matters...
The date set for the ADR (I'm assuming it's nediation) may change, to allow the new attorney to "get up to speed." There may also be deadlines for...
Your claim would be against the other driver, not the insurance company. (Since, no one from the insurance company was driving the car, I...
If you're insured, it should be reported to your carrier. Cal. requires any accident involving damage over $500 to be reported, and your insurance...
It seems to me that more information is needed to provide a full response. But, generally speaking what you're talking about would likely be a...