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Pretty much all you can do is pick up the pieces and try to look out for anything else she might have access to. You also need to contact the credit bureaus and have them put a lock on your credit. She may not have just closed or changed the password on those email accounts. She may have...

I'm not sure I would rock the boat. What is he/she going to tell HR - I think some of my co-workers might come to you someday with a case of paranoia? I would let it go for now, and if it does come up, simply take the script from the doctor in and explain that you have such medical condition...

I thought as long as he does business in her state she could bring the case there. Regardless, I do agree that she probably had a friend make the call. Normally a layer would have sent the demand for payment in the mail, and included extra for the extra expenses, not a phone call.

BayState - I would tend to agree with the OP on the dead post thing for one reason - if a post doesn't get a response, then later when you think it's dead someone does respond, that response may not help whoever asked the question, but maybe of help to someone else who finds the post. Anyway...

Well, let's see. The trial happened (so it would seem) - what happened????

They would have to report this to the authorities, and let them bring any charges they decide to, although they would do an investigation first. The key thing that would have to be proven is that you knew there was illegal activity involved. If you can prove that you were an employee then that...

You might have trouble bringing a sucessful case, but I think this is one where I'd call the TV news.

Some of this is news to me (electronics background).... I've never heard of blood tests for electric shock. Sounds like a cooky doctor. Also 220V is quite a bit, but it's not the voltage that does the damage, it's the current. The current will be different from person to person depending on...

I'm also looking at this from a US standpoint, but if this were here I would tell the guy that it was roadworthy when it was sold, you have the inspection to prove it. You have no way to know what he did with the bike after it left your possession.

Anybody can sue for anything, but from what you have described they would not win the case. Just the fact that the police investigation has stated that yo are not at fault pretty much blows that case out of the water. Aside from that there is something called contributory negligence, and in...

If she's claiming you hit her than be prepared for her to say that you changed lanes too close to her. The main defense to that would be where is the damage on her car. If it's right in front then that looks better for you. If it's damaged at all to the side, that's better for her.

She will face some negativity, but that can all be fixed. The home is in both her and the trashes name. The bank doesn't care who mails or brings in the money, as long as it gets brought in. If she doesn't pay, then he better do it, or the house is gone. But, it sounds like he handles all...

The fifth amendment would not apply here. There are two types of trials - criminal and civil. Criminal is when you are being charge with a crime and are at a trial. That's when you can apply the 5th. This is a civil case. It's a dispute between you and another party, not between you and the...

More to the bottom line if you only authorized the $4000 to be charged to the card they cannot tack more on to it. If they come back and say it was what the hospital charged, dispute it and explain that you did not authorize that amount.

Being that you have your insurance back in order should take care of that issue. If it gets brought up simply state that you didn't realize it had lapsed, but you immediately got it re-instated. There should be no further issue. What you have to remember is that just because your insurance...

Look at the info on the ticket. I'm not sure about NJ, but in Florida you have the option of taking the defensive driving course and that will keep the points off your license. Best thing to do is to talk to a traffic attorney. Many times they can take it to court and while the charge may...

The first thing you need to do is understand one basic point, and that is the fact that your insurance is there to cover a loss. If you don't have insurance, then you are personally responsible to pay any damages you cause. What I would do is go and get a new policy. It won't cover the...

You have to be careful when selling using paypal. I do antique radios as a hobby, and on one of the main hobbyists websites this has been brought up many times where someone will sell something via paypal, and they clearly tell the person that the radio is not in working condition, only to have...

Next question - how many years ago was this?

Unless it's something specific in Michigan law or I'm missing something I don't see anything criminal here. What was posted is wrong, but what part of this prompted you to call the police? You can't have someone arrested for talking bad about you. Had they made some actual threat such as "I'm...