Articles, tagged with "plaintiff", page 1

Hire A Chicago Insurance Coverage Attorney For Mass Or Class Action Lawsuits Against Insurance Compa

Individuals who feel that they have suffered undue hardship due to an insurance or indemnity company's decision to deny or rescind health coverage, or any other breach of insurance contract that has been made in bad faith, may consider pressing charges ag... Read >
Author: Project

Cases Filed Against Baycol

Baycol, a drug meant for lowering cholesterol was launched in 1997. However in a short span many patients who took the dug complained of rhabdomyolysis- which is a muscle degenerating disease. After a lot of speculation FDA on August 8, 2001 asked the man... Read >
Author: unsafedrugs

No-Fault Divorce Assigns Fault to Men Using Severe Due Process Violations

No-fault divorce sets up a legal tyranny against a father because it assigns punishment to him and rewards the mother without allowing him the due process required to protect his rights. Paternity suits do much the same. Here's how and why it happens. ... Read >
Author: Shane Flait

How A Car Accident Attorney May Help Your Circumstance

A vehicle accident lawyer assists victims of vehicle traffic accidents obtain reparation coming from a inflictor of injuries. This field of expertise is as a result of the soaring number of motor vehicle injuries, notably inside the United States. It trul... Read >
Author: Atkinson

Business Litigation in Los Angeles: What Can You Expect?

Business lawsuits in the Los Angeles Superior Court follow certain timelines and procedures. While many of the procedures are similar throughout California courts, this article is geared towards explaining what to expect when you are a party to business ... Read >
Author: Laine T Wagenseller

Don't Settle for Any Settlement With Insurance Companies After a Personal Injury Accident

Don’t Settle for Any Settlement With a California personal injury lawsuit, the defendant has an interest in getting the plaintiff to settle for the least amount. The defendant has an interest in getting the plaintiff to settle the case as soon as possi... Read >
Author: J. Robert Mortland, Esq.

Partition of Real Property in Los Angeles

Los Angeles real estate attorneys often deal with partition lawsuits where co-owners of real property decide they cannot be co-owners anymore. Oftentimes the co-owners are family members—brothers and sisters, parents and children. Sometimes they are old... Read >
Author: Laine T Wagenseller

Business Litigation: Intentional Interference With Contract

Business attorneys must often deal with claims of intentional interference with contract between competitors. Where a breach of contract lawsuit deals with a contract between two parties, a claim of interference with contract deals with a situation where... Read >
Author: Laine T Wagenseller

Just How Far Does The CDA Go In Protecting Blog Site Operators From Defamatory Posts?

Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act (CDA) shields operators of "interactive computer services" from liability for defamatory posts by visitors. The big question is how far does this protection go; what are its limits? A recent ruling by a di... Read >
Author: Chip Cooper

An Introduction to Negligence and the Duty of Care

The twin ideas of negligence and a duty of care, and their legal definitions, are inextricably linked and both fall within the area of law known as tort law. This article aims to give a brief introduction to this area of law without delving too deep into ... Read >
Author: StuMitchellmw

Boats and Watercraft-Products Liability Cases

Boats and watercraft that can lead to serious injury if defective include canoes, kayaks, paddle boats, sailboats, fishing boats, personal watercraft like jet skis, pontoon boats, speedboats, house boats, yachts, and cruise ships-in other words, they run ... Read >
Author: MaxBuddenbrock

Defending Yourself Pro Se from Debt Collectors

What Is Pro Se Representation? Pro se legal representation means representing yourself rather than hiring a lawyer to do it for you. You have the right to do that in essentially any court proceeding, whether as defendant or plaintiff, and whether the mat... Read >
Author: Yourlegallegup

Help! I Need Somebody! – Worker’s Compensation and Legal Malpractice

As printed in Plaintiff Magazine, October 2011 A few weeks ago I heard a noise from the bathroom. Our toilet kept running, ever so slightly, after getting flushed. I’ve addressed home plumbing problems before. I will readily acknowledge though I’m far be... Read >
Author: MaxBuddenbrock

Filing a Memo Of Costs

I am not an attorney, I am a judgment matchmaking specialist (Judgment Broker). This article is my opinion, based on my experience in California, and laws vary in every state. Nothing in any of my articles can ever be considered legal advice. This article... Read >
Author: Mark D. Shapiro

Neighbors, Fences and Boundaries

Boundary disputes between neighbors are one of the more common reasons for real estate litigation. The most typical boundary lawsuit arises from the discovery that a fence or wall built many years earlier is not located on the legal boundary between the ... Read >
Author: Laine T Wagenseller

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