Do I have grounds to sue T-Mobile for fraud?

To prove fraud, you would have to show the following: " (1) A representation of an existing fact; (2) its materiality; (3) its falsity; (4) the...

What an I do, if anything ?

Landlords have a duty to maintain rented residential premises in conditions fit for human habitation. RCW 59.18.060(8). ...

Will I be sued for defamation for posting a story about my family (and being harmed by others' dog) in public media?

It's not defamation if it's true. You should sue on behalf of your child. Maybe the defendant has homeowner's insurance to cover it. Call a lawyer.

Will I be sued for defamation for posting in public media?

If what you wrote is true, it isn't defamation. Defamation consists of false, defamatory statements made to third parties and causing damages. ...

He can probably sue you successfully for negligence or battery. The disease being curable probably means any damages would not be huge. ...

Several attorneys have stated we have a personal injury case but we can’t aeem to retain an attorney to help us.

It's harder than you think. See RCW 7.70 (http://app.leg.wa.gov/RCW/default.aspx?cite=7.70). See Harris v. Robert C. Groth, M.D., P.S., 99 Wn.2d...

How can I find a lawyer in the Puyallup Wa area to sue Walmart? I fell and had to have surgery.

You can use the "find a lawyer" function on Avvo. Other methods of finding a lawyer can include the County Bar referral website or a google...

I was shopping in Walmart in Puyallup WA, on September 20th, 2017. I picked up a case of water and slipped and fell, there appea

Plaintiffs in premises liability claims have the burden of proving the premises were unreasonably hazardous. Courts can make it very difficult. ...

Can a clinic fire you for refusing meds that your allergic to?

See RCW 7.70 (http://app.leg.wa.gov/RCW/default.aspx?cite=7.70). RCW 7.70.030 describes propositions required to be established and burden of...

If I'm wrongfully accused of cheating in a quiz bee but im innocent what do it?

It seems highly unlikely the circumstances you describe would comprise sufficient grounds for legal action at civil law.