Generally, you would need to wait until you have some form of damages from this before taking any legal action. Furthermore, you would need to...

Getting injured while getting ready for work, but not actually on the job, is not a workers' compensation injury. However, you may want to consult...

Since you state "Eviction" in the headline, it sounds like this is a landlord tenant matter and you are the landlord. If that is the case, there...

Try contacting the bar as well. Sometimes if an attorney dies and there is not another attorney to take over the files (i.e. in a firm), then the...

You can certainly fire your court appointed attorney, however, the likelihood of getting a new one from the court any time soon is slim to none....

"Pressing charges" is essentially a fallacy - you don't "press charges", the district attorney does. You can report her to the police, however, and...

Those documents are possibly discoverable - they're not covered by the attorney work product exception, if that is the exception you are thinking...

Contact an employment law attorney to help you sort out exactly what is going on.

Go to the doctor and complete an 801 form - that will start the workers' compensation process. Then hire a workers' compensation attorney to help you.

Based on the rates you have stated, it appears the RV park charges you less than what the electric company charges them.