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Possibly. Talk to an attorney in your community to obtain more facts to see what can be done.
Dear Anonymous,
I would recommend that you contact the Fair Housing Center of Central Indiana (FHCCI). You may have a fair housing claim based... Read Answer
You have to file notice within 6 months. You must sue within two years (generally speaking). You need a lawyer to pursue this.
Yes. Go to the police and ask them to investigate the man for blackmail.
If your son was injured by this, then you should talk to a medical malpractice lawyer in your community.
Dear Anonymous,
I will need some more details about your accident in order to give you a complete evaluation. The most important... Read Answer
If he stole your car, you are not liable in any way for the accident.
Go get insurance right away. Hire a lawyer to defend you. Resolve never to flee an accident again.
Probably not, though her insurance may provide coverage for the grandson's liability.
Dear Anonymous,
It is possible that you have a claim, or even multiple claims, but without additional information, I cannot answer your... Read Answer
You can sue, but it doesn't sound like you will get any significant damages based upon these facts.
The driver is responsible, not the owner.
You can sue your coworker. If you have workers compensation insurance a t work, then you may not sue your employer.
Yes, your cousin should consult a personal injury layer in your community to consider doing just that.
Yes, you should consult a personal injury layer in your community to consider doing just that.
I think the question is whether you drive as part of your job, or is this a transportation issue to and from work. If part of your job, file a... Read Answer
Maybe. More facts are needed.
Hire a lawyer to file a Petition for post-conviction relief or similar action to get the judgment out of your name.
Maybe not. I assume you did not have collision insurance on your car; if you did, your own insurance will pay. The person responsible for the damage... Read Answer
Yes, she should see a personal injury attorney to discuss. The initial consultation is typically free for this.
I would suggest having them talk to an attorney in Great Britain, as that is where their claim is.
You don't have a case. Your daughter may have a case which you can help her to pursue, but more details are needed about the situation. Talk to a... Read Answer
Demand your money back. The attorney can also be reported to the disciplinary commission. Make sure you have a copy of this "piece of paper" attached... Read Answer