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Can I sue if I was falsely arrested and detained for 10 hours ?

Answered 2 years and 6 months ago by attorney Christopher Patrick Biering, Esq.   |   1 Answer
Christopher Patrick Biering, Esq.
You absolutely have a case.  I have handled these type of cases for 25 years.  Confirm the specific details, list of witnesses to the events, and consult with an experienced attorney to assist.  We are available for phone conference to discuss.  843-761-4888.
You absolutely have a case.  I have handled these type of cases for 25 years.  Confirm the specific details, list of witnesses to the... Read Answer

Do I have a case if I got assaulted at my workplace by another employee and the boss wanted me to continue to work with the employee after the inciden

Answered 8 years and 10 months ago by attorney Christopher Patrick Biering, Esq.   |   1 Answer
Christopher Patrick Biering, Esq.
Injuries from assault and issues regarding that arise within the work can give rise to assault cases against the perpetrator, cases against the employer, and potential workers compensation action.  Specific details of any assault, past history of the perpetrato, and workplace training and policies all should be reviewed.  Spefically, a civil suit for assault and battery against the perpetrator, and various causes of action against the employer may exist.... Read Answer
Injuries from assault and issues regarding that arise within the work can give rise to assault cases against the perpetrator, cases against the... Read Answer

I live in S.C and my deceased husband lived in fla. with no contact. when he passed his brother put on death certificate we was divorced

Answered 10 years and 3 months ago by attorney Christopher Patrick Biering, Esq.   |   1 Answer
Christopher Patrick Biering, Esq.
The death certificate could impact your ability to collect benefits or maintain estate rights due to you as his spouse.  
The death certificate could impact your ability to collect benefits or maintain estate rights due to you as his spouse.  
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