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Suing a government entity is addressed by your state's "tort claims act." https://www.shouselaw.com/ca/personal-injury/tort-claims-act/ Check out the following search results for attorneys who handle tort claims against government entities...

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It's an amusing idea that's been around for a long time. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Infinite_monkey_theorem I gave up reading when it got to the math. LOL.

Sure made monkeys out of those people. Can't say not my circus not my monkey. Give the monkeys typewriters and they'll write Shakespeare. They are covering up a new outbreak of Simian Flu. Get your paws off me you damned dirty ape. 4 of the monkeys will start a band. 3 monkeys will see no...

I did a search and found many articles about restrooms in Arizona but none that address your specific question. Which is not to say that that there aren't any. I just don't have the time for a wider search. I suggest you run your own search or have your company's lawyer research the question...

Seriously?

Further evidence of the cat conspiracy.

Fought her allies? I thought our allies were on our side. LOL.

It should be taught in high school, maybe even earlier.

^ Yeah, that.

No idea. Ask anyway. Don't bother. People who sue don't threaten. People who threaten don't sue. That's my theory. Won't make any difference to the claim and you might get hit with a restraining order for harassment. You're using the proper process. If you don't get what you want, file your...

As if one Kamala Harris wasn't enough, here's two.

I would name the driver and the business. Hire a private process server even if the court allows less formal methods. A private process server knows how to get it done right and file the appropriate confirmations with the court.

What does your custody order say about phone calls? Why is this even an issue? Are you two so hostile towards each other that you can't agree on something as simple as phone calls? I grieve for the children.

I'm not sure. That they offered you another $450 could be an acknowledgment that the claim is still unsettled. Filing and process service fees get added to the judgment amount. No. In the American legal system each party pays its own legal expenses. There are rare exceptions but not in this...

OP's claim for DV is against the insurer of the truck that him. Repairs have already been paid for by his own insurer. If he can't make a satisfactory deal with the truck driver's insurer, he will have to sue the driver. DV is not covered by first party auto insurance except in GA as a result...

You keep adding new stuff to every response, that changes my responses. I'm done. Go ahead and file your lawsuit. Be aware that NH allows attorneys in small claims court. You'll be up against an insurance company's attorney.

Yes, you do have to be more clear. Let's see if I have this right. You received the $450, didn't cash it, were offered another $450 for a total settlement of $900. You accepted the total settlement of $900 by cashing the first $450. I think you are done when the second $450 arrives.

"It ain't over 'til (or until) the fat lady sings" is a colloquialism which is often used as a proverb. It means that one should not presume to know the outcome of an event which is still in progress. More specifically, the phrase is used when a situation is (or appears to be) nearing its...