Can I get sued twice in small claims for the same thing?

Your question is irrelevant. If you are sued and properly served, but fail to respond to the Complaint, the plaintiff may apply for a default...

If I am Owner on a car title can I be sued?

Anyone can sue anyone for anything. The correct question is whether you would likely lose the lawsuit. I don't know South Carolina law, but as a...

Can my friend sue for being burned by gumbo

Wrong question. Anyone can sue anyone for anything. The correct questions are whether he will likely win, how much he will likely recover, and...

Can I sue airlines for racial abusing?

Wrong question. You can sue anyone for anything, but the correct questions are whether you are likely to win and whether it will be worth your...

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My son insists that he may upload popular copyrighted material to YouTube with impunity. I don't agree.

I agree with the others that what he's doing probably constitutes infringement (even if everyone else does it). However, US copyright law does...

When I am looking for an attorney . Is it against the law to have more than one looking at my case .I don't have much time left

Definitely get a second opinion. It sounds very serious and you may lose all legal rights if you do nothing, but it is very common -- and good...

1. Yes, you definitely have a right to ask for clarification of the invoice. You should do so in writing, ASAP. I suggest not using too much of...

I want to sue my aunt and parents for damages. I have complex PTSD and Anorexia that they caused

I'm very sorry for the troubles you've been through and wish you the best of luck in putting the matter behind you and healing and moving forward. ...

I was served a 3 day notice to quit for breach on contract for having a dog. #1 I didn't have a dog when the notice was served.

Do you want to remain in the premises? Are you paying your rent timely and otherwise complying with the terms of the lease? Has the landlord...

Zoning question

You'll need to be more clear. This doesn't appear to be an intellectual property question: it doesn't appear to related to patents, trademarks,...