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Libel/Slander Case? Civil Suit

Answered 14 years and 4 months ago by attorney Mr. Sean S. Modjarrad   |   1 Answer
Yes, you do.  This falls under defamation.  It seems like you can prove liability, and your next step is going to be proving damages.  Hope this helps. 
Yes, you do.  This falls under defamation.  It seems like you can prove liability, and your next step is going to... Read More

i want to know what kind of att i need to make a claim on the previous owner of a home that i purchased?

Answered 14 years and 4 months ago by attorney Mr. Sean S. Modjarrad   |   1 Answer
 A civil litigation attorney can help you with your matter.  Make sure you discuss whether the attorney will be taking your case on contingency basis or hourly.  Hope this helps. 
 A civil litigation attorney can help you with your matter.  Make sure you discuss whether the attorney will be taking your case on... Read More

My son, age 8, was sexually assaulted by another boy,14. The boy plead guilty for aggravated sexual assault. Do I have a civil case?

Answered 14 years and 5 months ago by attorney Mr. Sean S. Modjarrad   |   1 Answer
yes, you do have a civil case against the assailant.  You should contact a lawyer and discuss your case as soon as possible.  Hope this helps. 
yes, you do have a civil case against the assailant.  You should contact a lawyer and discuss your case as soon as possible.  Hope this... Read More

hired a law firm to do represent me, cause was closed april 2010. I get an itemized bill July 2011 for a professional service rendered

Answered 14 years and 5 months ago by attorney Mr. Sean S. Modjarrad   |   1 Answer
In short, the answer is yes, many times during the pendency of a case, lawyers go to hearings and attend matters and our client's presence is not always required.  However, as a good practice, it is important to keep all parties informed so there are no billing questions afterwards.   Hope this helps.  ... Read More
In short, the answer is yes, many times during the pendency of a case, lawyers go to hearings and attend matters and our client's presence is not... Read More

Who is responsible for damages to personal property from a fallen tree on someone elses property ?

Answered 14 years and 6 months ago by John Hilary Barkley (Unclaimed Profile)   |   1 Answer
Although far more information is needed to give you a complete answer, the general rule of thumb depends on how the tree fell. If it was being cut down by the owner of the property or a company then they would be responsible for the damage. However if the tree was knocked over by a force of nature (winds, lightening, ect) and the tree was determined to be healthy before the fall then no one is clearly at fault and insurance companies offer the best option for solving the issue.  If it can be proven that the tree was dead and that the property owner had knowledge of the problem but elected to ignore it, that property owner could be held liable for all the damage. For your direct issue you should talk to your insurance company or local counsel and determine your course of action.... Read More
Although far more information is needed to give you a complete answer, the general rule of thumb depends on how the tree fell. If it was being cut... Read More
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