MY MOTHER'S ATTORNEY BLEW THE STATUTE ON HER PERSONAL INJURY CASE

As stated by the others, you need to consult with a legal malpractice lawyer. However, based on the facts as given, the attorney may be...

What is the maximum amount that i can logically ask for when settling out of court on a bed bug case?

The question cannot be answered without more information. What are your injuries? What are your damages? What have you suffered through? How much...

The three other providers gave such excellent answers, I am sorry, but I do not have anything to add. In other words, do not handle this on your...

My son was attacked and beaten. He did not hurt anyone, but then was charged with something. What kind of attorney does he need?

Agree with Mr. Mashal and the other providers. He needs a criminal defense lawyer. If he was injured, he needs to seek medical treatment and hire a...

What is a fair lawyer contingency fee for a PI case which is settled in mitigation?

Settled in mitigation? Assuming you mean "litigation" it is usually 33.3%-40%. Adam Sorrells Injury lawyer Disclaimer: The above was not...

My dog was attacked by another dog and injured.

I agree with Ms. Koslyns' answer. There will be a statute of limitations for your case, however. This means you have to file a lawsuit (timely sue...

Quite frankly, Mr. Reed's answer was excellent. I would just add that if you do not want to see another lawyer, have a heart to heart with your...

Does California Code section 3342 cover a dog attacking another dog?

The other issue (to expand on what my collegues said) is what you can recover. Generally it is only vet bills and economic damages. However, the...

Can I receive compensation and what type of lawyer would I contact?

I agree with my collegues. PLEASE BE AWARE THAT SUING PUBLIC ENTITIES, WHICH MAY APPLY TO A COLLEGE, GENERALLY HAS A SIX MONTH CLAIM FILING...

Would I be able to file a personal injury claim if I have a warrant?

Your warrant will not affect your personal injury case (however felony convictions may be admissible in a civil trial). It is unlikely (I cannot...