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If the case has been dismissed, then you'd file an entirely new lawsuit, which will be assigned a new case number. I don't know what you mean by "add additional relevant evidence." You didn't say what court your case is in (state or federal court - I'm assuming not small claims court), but...

Security cameras in the store itself (i.e., places where customers can go) are obviously legal. Cameras in break rooms are legal as long as you're on notice. Cameras in restrooms or dressing rooms would not be legal.

Does "they" refer to your employer? Record you in what way? Doing what? I'll leave your other question for our resident HR person, @cbg

Depends on the facts and circumstances of the hypothetical future fall. I don't understand the question. Are you asking about a situation where some act or omission on your part caused the tree to fall? If your neighbor's tree falls as a result of negligence (or a willful act) by your...

This is one of the more convoluted sentences I've read in a while. I think what you're saying is the following: A paternity case is pending involving a man and a woman who were never married. The court has made some sort of provisional visitation order, the terms of which you didn't tell us...

What do you want to do about it? You essentially won the case, right? That's not enough for you? My guess is that the firm is waiting until after the appeal deadline to pay. Note that the judgment isn't enforceable until the appeal deadline (30 days after entry of judgment) have passed.

You can sue him. Did you really not know that?

How could you possibly know how much time the work actually took? No one here could possibly know why some person who is unknown to us did something. I don't understand the question. How long ago was the judgment issued?

The case has to be filed before the statute of limitations expires. It doesn't matter when it gets served. Also, you may want to review Code of Civil Procedure section 116.340(a).

Despite the drop-down menu having non-U.S. options, these boards are only for issues of U.S. law. I suggest you google for a UK legal forum.

Simultaneous death? Huh? Verbs are important. I don't know if your manner of writing is because English isn't your first language or because you're trying to be brief. However, unless you can better explain what's going on, the only thing anyone can really tell you intelligently is that...

So...at one or more unstated points in the past, the court ordered your ex to pay your fees. Correct? Did your ex, in fact, pay the fees as ordered? What period(s) of time were covered by those orders? And then, in May 2024, the court denied a request for your ex to pay your fees. What...

Huh? I'm honestly not sure what he's contemplating. I assume the home is currently titled in your and your husband's names. Correct? And he wants to create a trust of which both of you will be settlors. Correct? Who will be the trustee(s) of the trust? I assume you meant to write that...

To whom do you want to send mail on Machias Seal Island? The island is uninhabited except by two Canadian lighthouse keepers who are flown by helicopter from a Canadian Coast Guard station in Saint John, New Brunswick. As such, there is no mail delivery to the island. I don't understand the...

As I explained last Friday, there will be records of a truancy proceeding. As I also explained last Friday: "It seems to be a misconception among a lot of folks that there is some sort of master record for every person called '[so-and-so]'s criminal record.'" Whether any person investigating...

These aren't different versions of the same thing. The first quoted statute is section 116.770. The second is section 116.710. The current versions of both can be read here: Codes Display Text.

Which ones? Reasonableness isn't relevant here. The landlord WANTING to do these things is meaningless. These are things that can't be added unilaterally. You'd have to agree. Why would you want to open your windows if it's <32 outside? What does having your cabinet and closet doors...

This isn't a real question, right? "It"? Which ones? Are you suggesting that the second hospital's failure to obtain a HIPAA waiver is impacting your insurance coverage? Even if that's true, as long as it eventually works out, what difference does it make? You're welcome to complain to...

What does that mean? It seems to be a misconception among a lot of folks that there is some sort of master record for every person called "[so-and-so]'s criminal record." There are records relating to virtually every act taken by public agencies. Section 13-1326 of the Pennsylvania Public...

So...do you have a legal question for us? Kinda seems like you're simply looking for people to validate your annoyance with your boss.