Small claims court. Othewise, "my attorney . . ." So use your attorney for these questions.

I agree with my colleague. In the meantime, take a photograph of any pieces of mail that come in and then write “NATA” on each piece of mail, use a...

Myself and most other attorneys who volunteered to have questions email to us get the same question about four or five times a day. The answers are...

No, not based on these stated facts. And you wouldn’t sue either way, it would be a work comp claim.

Why did you file it late? What are your stated grounds for the exemption? You really need to direct us to your business attorney. If you have...

It may be considered fraudulent but no attorney is going to be able to give you a meaningful answer without a complete review of the facts and...

No attorney is going to tell you to “break in” to anything. Hire a landlord tenant attorney or find somewhere else to live asap.

You’re welcome to hire an attorney to review everything. But likely you have a lousy case, both due to contract you may have signed and the fact...

I suggest she hire an attorney to discuss the situation better detail. Legally as a general legal principle, they can unwind a deal just because...

Discuss privately with a criminal defense attorney. Stop posting publicly about this.