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Michigan
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Laws are different from state to state, so you need a criminal lawyer in your area.
Engage an attorney and provide all of the facts. It sounds as if they are holding the car as evidence which indicates there are many more relevant... Read More
You have to provide notice to sue and then file Federal suit. Call a specialist in the area.
Anyone with the filing fee can sue you. However if you have a beef with him, then you must counter sue at that time or run the risk of having your... Read More
Where is the paperwork to prove 1) that you are entitled to money, 2) when, 3) what amounts. The paperwork will tell all. If your aunt got your... Read More
It's your husband's fault, but as long as they have insurance on that car, they can sue if injured. No fault will cover the medical bills, etc. If... Read More
It is doubtful the this is a compensatable disability, but he should make people aware of it and adjust for it.
I doubt it. Color blind is not blind. He just has a challenge.
I need more details. Opinions are based on detailed facts, otherwise they are conjecture.
Generally yes, if your grandmother did not know your license was suspended.
A worker is entitled to Workers Compensation without regard to fault. The fact of the fault of the ladder would depend on whether or not they knew... Read More
Quite possibly but the details are necessary. See an attorney immediately as the time limitations for making a claim are short.
See an attorney, this is possible under Michigan law if he was driving and uninsured.
Most probably it is legal and evidence. This is a new area of the law, but, practically, is the shop is made aware of the evidence it will hopefully... Read More
In Michigan, you can sue the other driver for $1,000 or the deductible, whichever is less. Before your boyfriend settles with his insurance, he... Read More
Get a civil rights lawyer.
You will have major issues trying to recover but should take the details to an attorney for close review. Generally I do not understand how you could... Read More
If you make an insurance claim you will have effectively transferred your right to sue to them.
It depends on the assumption of liabilities of the successor Corporation. Each case is different.
I think it is time for a face to face visit with whomever is the "go to" person at the public school or the board of education. I would firmly ask... Read More
You should hire an attorney only if you cannot get what you need on your own. They are expensive.
OMG. 1) get another boyfriend, because this one sounds like a stone loser., and 2) a tremendous percent of first pregnancies result in spontaneous... Read More
I don't know what the blind law is. Michigan holds that if you can see the object that caused you injury, then you don't have a case. It was open and... Read More
No, and you'll be surprised to hear that they or their insurer will sue you for everything they pay out to that driver, assuming they are insured.
What does the dismissal order say? He is certainly entitled to get his costs reimbursed.