Legal advice on Evidence for personal injury cases

i have proof that this opposing counsel attorney is encouraging perjury in criminal and civil cases can i file a state bar complaint for this

We used CollegeBoxes to ship our son's belonging to boarding school (from NY to MA), and they lost all of the boxes. We submitted a claim but CollegeBoxes offered a reimbursement amount much lower than the replacement value of the contents. They are asking for receipts for lost items, and I don't have original purchase receipts for all the lost items as most were purchased some time ago. We have reached out to CollegeBoxes' claim department to negotiate further, and they have not responded to multiple emails. What is the best course of action when a company stops responding? I am inclined to move this to small claims court or arbitration, but don't know enough about these options to know if it would be worthwhile.

I would like to know whether I need to submit Jury instruction for bench trial.

I hit my knee on object obstructing the walkway inside of the store…my knee is swollen and I’m in a lot of pain

I went to a bar last night and the bar tender was taking forever to get peoples order she was talking to friends making their drinks ignoring people who had been standing there so i asked are you serving drinks in this lane she got mad and said you need to wait and i said we’ve been waiting forever so that’s when she threw the ice in my face and did it a couple more times and then she got security to throw me out it was embarrassing i told her Boss and he told me she told him i threw ice at her which is impossible because i never got served a drink to begin with after standing there forever

I have an older vehicle that had not been in use for almost 2 years. The vehicle was garaged and I removed insurance/registration. I planned to donate it. A family member drove the vehicle without my permission and got into an accident. This person has suspended license. I am now being sued by the other driver for damages. I was not even in the vehicle at the time of accident.

I was staying at Hyatt hotel in Houston (i live in Los Angeles). I was not at the hotel and my phone was off. My boyfriend (now ex) called a hotel and asked to check the room if I'm there or not. Security went to a room and told him all detailed information what's inside and went throw security cameras giving information who was in the room when, how that person looks etc. Not just given my personal information to someone, but someone they don't even see or know. That cause a lot of problem at work, my personal life and family. Emotional distress. I don't know what to do now.

my uncle was a child molester he abused me from age 8 until i was about 14 is when i got away from him he busted my head open and i had stitches in my head about 5 the guy was a real jerk now he is dead i was never able to press charges on him being i was a minor at the time of all the abuse my mother did not file charges on him due to her position with my grandmother anyways my uncle had no children and i feel his estate needs to go to me for the years of pain and sufffering he caused me he ruined my childhood how can i get the probate court to rule in my favor

This is probably a weird question to ask in my context, but the judge in my small claims case issued a judgment (under submission) favoring the defendant based on facts not alleged or evidence not submitted by either party. Whereas I'm under the impression that small claims judges have some authority to independently investigate cases, the conclusion expressed is directly contradicted by my evidence and relevant admissions the defendant. I'm doing an SC-108 for relevant legal issues anyway, but relevant fact issues make said legal issues harder to address. For that reason, if the judge's conclusion was in any way illegal, I feel that my petition is more likely to succeed if I can point out the legal problems with said fact issues (if any), rather than foolishly try to explain why the judge got it wrong. It's my vague understanding that the Federal Rules of Evidence basically govern trial objections, but I do realize how out of place this is at this point in the case. However, I believe that this is the best way to describe the issues at play, and that the underlying law might help me clear the hurdles this judge has placed in addressing an already questionable application of law.