Can I sue my wifes employer (federal agency) for allowing her to have an extramarital affair with a supervisor in her office?
No on two counts. You can't sue the government and there is no cause of action for alienation of affections.
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No on two counts. You can't sue the government and there is no cause of action for alienation of affections.
If it is only property damage, just turn it over to your insurance and they will then go after the other driver.
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The Texas rules of civil procedure (you can read them on line by searching Google) set out specific requirements for what is called substituted...
At this point you need to talk to a new attorney to go over your options. There may be a problem, but no one wants to criticize someone else...
Talk to a different attorney. I am not sure from your question whether the one you talked to was wrong. Current comprehensive may cover you. As...
If you are not satisfied with your attorney, write the attorney a certified letter asking for an appointment. If things aren't explained to your...
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If it is a public school, it is very difficult to overcome governmental immunity. You need to get an appointment with a lawyer to go over the...
Settlement talks are not admissible in court anyway, so I would not worry about what is in writing until a final settlement agreement is reached. ...
Don't lie. Better to face it now than have them find out later. A lie is usually considered worse than being in recovery. What they may decide,...