Yes, of course, but as Mr. Gross indicated the attorney will need to know the subject matter, as not all attorneys practice in all areas of law.

Failing to give someone their US mail is a federal offense (mail tampering), so you can threaten to sue her in federal court if she doesn't return...

Yes, you can leave earlier than the 60 days, which is the deadline by which you MUST move to avoid legal eviction action against you. It's always...

Yes, you most certainly can sue for civil battery/assault. As you point out, however, when suing individuals for money damages it is often...

I'm sorry to hear this has happened to you. Reach out to an experienced personal injury attorney right away for a free consultation and evaluation...

I'm sorry this happened to you. The Statute of Limitations for medical malpractice actions in CA is one year from the date of discovery of the...

Contact a landlord-tenant attorney right away. What they did was likely illegal. Landlords are not permitted to engage in "self-help" eviction...

I'm sorry to hear you and your daughter went through this. It's unclear from your post what ultimately happened, but if your daughter's providers'...

No, you do not have to stay with any particular attorney and are typically free to change attorneys, provided there is no current retainer...

I'm so sorry to hear of your loss. The statute of limitations in CA for medical malpractice is one year from when the patient discovered the injury...