Lawyer before arraignment
Even though you are guilty as sin -- it is still the law of the land for the prosecutor to prove that you stole. A very good attorney can get a plea deal for you so that you agree to have commited a lesser offense. Basically -- your attorney will enter a plea of...
It depends CONTRACT/TORT action
I would not worry about any criminal action because most criminal statutes are codified with an intent component (Mens Rea -- look it up) It appears that you were trying to make your sales figures look good by making yourself look like a buyer. So If I were...
You are entitled to all damages as a result of the negligence
It appears that they have pretty much tried to satisfy as much of your damages as possible except for the inconvenience on the day of the incident. If you can place a monetary value on it you should ask the adjuster to reimburse...
What about insurance?
The injuries appear to be serious. If insurance cannot cover this you need to sit down with uncle and negotiate some help. The problem is whether uncle has the means to help and is just being stingy. If that is the case then you need help from a lawyer. If uncle has no...
Answer follows the same format as complaint
If you take the papers captioned COMPLAINT and replace the word with ANSWER you can then respond to each count in the complaint with an answer that is a denial, admission or a statement that you cannot deny or admit. It is best to get an attorney if...
Do not go to court without legal help
If you cannot afford a lawyer ask the judge to provide one for you. If you have the means to get one do so because it will be worth it. Spend a little time interviewing a few of them untill you find one that can deal with the issues you raise. If you don't...
No - You don't have to pay unless he actually gets the lien
He will have to first get the lien against you by filing a complaint which you will have an opportunity to answer. If he prevails in establishing that without his help you could not have received your settlement then he would be...
In a municipal court here - the judge practices as an attorney in town and owns commercial real property in town. Real estate Speculators wishing to force black homeowners out of town routinely make anonymous phone calls to police causing the issue of summonses for obscure ordinances that are...
Not Criminal
You did nothing criminal. Any liabiliity for your actions are strictly civil in nature. I don't think that it is likely the folks will come after you. There appears to be no damages involved here and it will probably cost more than it is worth to bring any action against you.