Have I been wrongfully terminated?

This is very suspicious. You should definitely have an attorney review the case with very specific facts. It sounds like a possible age...

Do I need an attorney?

This is a case where you can and should pursue both drivers. They may both be at fault. You should definitely consult an attorney and have them do...

Since you have indicated this is in California, a pending copyright application is sufficient. Mr. Ballard is correct in that the Ninth Circuit,...

Hernia repair with MESH

If the surgery occurred more than 3 years ago, you will not be able to pursue the medical malpractice claim. If malpractice occurred, but you were...

Do i have a chance of opening and winning a wrogful death ir any other law suit and winning

These are very complicated cases. You should consult with an attorney who would review your wife's medical records, the parents' settlement...

I stopped using an attorney. My mom met with him (without me present) reopened the case and I get the bill on my credit rating?

Since you are located in Florida, I suspect the attorney and case is held in Florida. If so, then a Florida attorney needs to give you an opinion...

Retail Product Packaging Graphic design: Does my client own my working files or just the final product they hired me to do?

It sure sounds like you have a solid clause protecting you in this instance. However, your attorney, if you select one, needs to evaluate the...

Is there recourse for a client whose PI attorney has dragged his feet for 3 1/2 years & NOT closing a case. Mental anguish?

Call him up and tell him you are on the way to his office to pick up a copy if your file. It is your file and you have s right to get a copy...

This may be the Federal Trade Commission's jurisdiction (specifically the Division of Advertising Affairs). In California, the state agency would...

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Is it legal for a company to entice you to work for them with false claims of the job in question?

What Mr. Pederson is referring to is called Fraudulent Inducement. It sounds like you may have a very good case for this breach of an employment...