Personal injury question

Depends on the lawyer. Is he charging a premium for his experience? I'm an Oregon attorney, and my partner has been at it for 47 years, including...

Dogs bark when family outside.

A mutual resolution is always preferable. Maybe invite the family to a BBQ and bring up the subject of their dogs politely, and seek some sort of...

If you have explicit pictures and information of someone, is it illegal to make them public? Is it slander or defamation.

I would strongly advise that you NOT make them public. Moral issues aside, there are significant privacy concerns with doing so. I'm not sure if...

The laws surrounding malicious prosecution varies greatly from state to state. I only know Oregon's liability laws in this area, having authored...

Father had a structured settlement, he passed away and now i get the settlement payments do i have to file this in banckruptcy?

I honestly have no clue, as I do not do bankruptcy work. That being said, you should definately contact a bankruptcy attorney, as this is not...

Conflict of Interest

In a word: possibly. I am not familiar with your state's conflict of interest laws. That being said, most state bars post their conflicts of...

How does a personal injury lawyer calculate and determine the pain and suffering in the auto soft tissue injury case?

This is a difficult question to answer, as each case turns on its own variable facts. Generally, the lawyer looks at the case as a whole,...

Do I have to reimburse the insurance company out of my settlement for a slip and fall?

Quite possibly. That issue would be governed both state law and/or your policy. (Some policies can be more generous than the state's minimum...

Why are charges of perjury and filing a false police report not being filed against someone who fabricated an incident for a TRO

Probably because that is a function of the District Attorney's office, and not the court. Someone should contact the DA's office or local...

You can certainly sue, but the question is whether your case is 1) vaible in terms of proving negligence, and 2) worth enough to spend litigation...