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No idea. Any chance you were in an an auto accident with this person? If so, fault in causing the accident is what determines whether you can sue... Read Answer
This depends on where you live. Talk to an attorney in your community regarding this.
You're not suing the police on those facts. Sue the person who actually hurt you.
I don't know. He is not responsible JUST because he owns the house where they took place. After you seek medical attention, if there is an ongoing... Read Answer
Talk to a personal injury attorney in your community. There are not enough facts here to answer your question. Such a consultation will typically be... Read Answer
Probably no one until you can identify damages, as opposed to inconvenience. It is still not clear what the problem is. I would suggest you contact... Read Answer
That depends on a lot of things. It would be wise to speak with a personal injury attorney, preferably the one you've already hired if you have.
Send the paperwork to your gf's insurance carrier immediately so they can defend her. Don't worry about countersuing anyone yet, but she should talk... Read Answer
All you can do is report it to the police or prosecutor. The prosecutor is the one who "presses charges" in Indiana; no one else.
You'll want to seek out a local personal injury lawyer. Slip & Falls are tough cases, especially with Wal-Mart, so expect it to be a lengthy and... Read Answer
There are a few questions that will need to be answered for this and some that I don't know the answer to.
1) What is the procedure for... Read Answer
Depends on the information. Your SSN, yes. The fact that you had been arrested for OWI, no. What information are you talking about?
No, not unless you were harmed in some way.
Unless slanderous or threatening, there is probably very little that can be done, other than the obvious, which is to keep your daughter off of... Read Answer
The statute of limitations for torts in Indiana is 2 years, with some limited exceptions.
It sounds to me like you got taken by an internet scam. Was this a private seller or a company who sold the car? Where did you send the money? How... Read Answer
Contact a medical malpractice attorney, but your damages are measured by what DID happen, not what COULD HAVE happened.
Hire an attorney to pursue your claim, and/or file an action in small claims court, depending on the amount owed.
The county prosecutor can refuse to file a criminal case in any circumstance, including this one.
What is your "case" about? Are you asking whether you will be convicted because you have been charged with a crime? Were you injured and now you want... Read Answer
The truth is never illegal, but posting about it the way you want to do is unwise, and ultimately counter-productive in most cases. Please talk to... Read Answer
Your sister should go talk to a personal injury lawyer in her community. There is no way to say that a school is automatically liable or not; the... Read Answer
Did you change YOUR phone number yet? That is an easy solution to her contacting you. The more complicated one is to obtain a protective order from... Read Answer
Have an attorney who specializes in that work handle your appeal or reapplication.