I agree with the prior post -- that you should definitely consult with an experienced personal injury attorney before considering any settlement. ...

Subpeona duces tecum

Typically a subpoena has to be personally served on you (and not just by mail) and a witness fee has to be tendered in order for a subpoena to be...

If I am fifty percent owner in a property, Do I have the right to force sale or request a buyout from the other owner.

You most likely have the right to file a lawsuit demanding partition of the property. The court has the power to actually divide up the property...

Is a residential property owner responsible for water damage to a neighboring lot when the natural landscape is changed?

The general rule for surface water is called the "Common Enemy Doctrine" which basically provides that landowners need to "defend" their own...

I had a business that i sold to my partner and had a contract saying he would have the two vehicles that are in my name transfer

The best course of action may be determined by the language contained in your business sale, which may provide certain rights and claims. From the...

What is the typical settlement range for personal injury incedent in the state of Washington?

There really is no "typical" settlement amount as it depends largely on the facts of your invidual case. Take a look at this website which...

I loaned a friend money for her business, nothing was signed, how do I go about getting it back?

Depending on the status of the relationship with your friend you may wish to merely document the loan with a promissory note, if you are willing to...

Car accident in Wa state. How much do I ask for?

It can be frustrating dealing with an insurance company after you have been injured in an autmobile accident. Remember that the goal for the...

Will a non-compete agreement protect my business?

You raise some good questions. Luckily, there are ways to protect your business and a well-worded noncompete agreement is a good start. You will...

Can i be held responsible for unpaid vendor bills if my busines(which was an LLC) has ended.

The general answer is "no", unless a specific exception applies. I have written an article on "corporate disregard" which summarizes the law in WA...