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Arizona law has no bearing on this. There are a number of provisions in Pennsylvania's medical marijauna act. First, it does indeed bar the state agencies from taking action on licenses just because you are a medical marijuana user. It bans employers from taking employment action just...

It does sound like an improper tow. You should inform the HOA of the violations of the code section you mention and demand reimbursement. You can point out that if you take them to court, you would be entitled to twice as much and that they also sustain criminal liability for these actions.

As I stated, Michael, that does hold true for Tennessee, but there's an onerous court decision says it needs to be pretty specifically worded. For those who want the legal nitty gritty, the decision is here...

Gosh, if it's NARA you're lucky that the records weren't destroyed. They lost a good portion of personnel records in a fire a few years back.

Well, actually the wording used is that the new counsel should decline such an association if it is objectionable to the original counsel (who has not been dismissed). However AJ's advice holds. You're going to need to let your existing counsel know you're going to someone for a second...

The Privacy Act didn't come into effect until 1975, so it's quite possible the previous disclosures were proper. TC gave the best answer, so I'll not repeat any of the points made there.

A living trust doesn't do anything one way or another for Medicaid. The assets in the trust are considered the same as if you personally owned them. Again, as you've been told several times, planning to allow for asset protection while maintaining long-term care Medicaid benefits is not...

There are definitely attorneys in Michigan (you can find them by googling scram tether) that specialize in defending your exact situation. They know the expert reasons that SCRAM can fail and have experts that can interpret your ETG and other testing. Alas, we're not going to be able to...

Asking for a copy of the trust document is far from uncommon. It proves to them that you are indeed authorized to act as a trustee, and that the trust transfer is one that they shouldn't be concerned about (and in fact, under law, can't complain about).

You do understand that coming to work in the medical field under the influence of any drug, legal or illegal, is likely will jeopardize your job, your license, and open you up to civil liability and perhaps even criminal charges.

You can always protest the charges with your credit card company if you paid that way.

No need to denigrate Carribean medical schools. My neighbor went to med school there but ended up doing his residency at Johns Hopkins (my alma mater). He's a successful "concierge" doctor now. What do you call the guy who finished last in his class at medical school: doctor. What do...

In fact, Florida is somewhat unique in requiring the policy limits to be disclosed in such actions. Oddly, these cases settle for exactly that amount.

As AJ points out, things can be legal in one state and illegal in another. It's also possible that it's legal now but not when you committed the crime. You don't get any consideration in either case. In fact, it's illegal federally to sell marijuana in any state. The good news is that since...

NY only requires an accident report if the aggregate damage exceeds $1000. He needs to report it to his insurance. There shouldn't be any issues with this if they don't pay out. Since this only took place two days ago, it's not too late for either of these reports. The accident report is...

The only way you can recover legal fees in any Tennessee civil action is when the statute specifically provides for it or the contract specifically allows legal fee recovery (and the state court decisions say this must be specifically and narrowly called out, "costs of the proceedings" or the...

You say false things about someone that puts them in a "critical" (and you say humorous, but they will say ridiculing) light, and you're likely to get sued for libel (and will likely lose).

Report it to your insurance. All settlements are "cash" settlements. Insurers generally are pretty good at stonewalling parking claims like this.

Yep, and we can't even possibly understand unless you told us how you intend to use this famous person. Somethings, you don't even need to ask for permission. Others are likely to get you sued (and lose) if the person is recognizable even if you don't mention the name.

Correct, and that's why I qualified my answer. In fact, a car accident judgement isn't a community debt unless the spouse would have for some reason been responsible even if they weren't married. However, the community assets are attachable and if there are other debts other than this it may...