Wondering about the best "set-up" for a Judge's courtesy copy?
You should probably look at the local rules in the court where your case is pending. It sounds like you are proceeding pro se (which means without...
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You should probably look at the local rules in the court where your case is pending. It sounds like you are proceeding pro se (which means without...
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I agree with Elizabeth. File Suit and get a judgment. It would actually be probably be relatively easy of a case. Debts are generally not...
You need to hire a lawyer, and probably proceed in court. There is a danger when you just act as though he no longer has any ownership interest,...
I would also talk to a business/general counsel lawyer. You probably, if not already, should incorporate and look to protecting yourself legally...
Unfortunately, there is not clear cut law that says the landlord is liable. The basic law you have to rely upon here in Washington is negligence. ...
The normal procedure would be that you are deposed where you live. They would have to serve you with a subpoena, and come here to depose you. ...
The Washington State Rules of evidence can be found here:
It's doubtful you have a case, but you really need to call a lawyer. In general, and I emphasize in General, Washington is an at will state,...
Yes, most of the time the statute of limitations is three years in Washington. There are some exceptions, so you should consult a lawyer. The...
It does not sound like your case has risen to the level of malpractice yet. To have a malpractice case, your doctor's care has to fall below the...