misc.legal.moderated

motor man wrote: > since email is not really private, (any email may be intercepted ), is > an email with a libelous content sent to an individual libel? The > email's content is about a close relative, and if made public would > certainly be lib

R wrote: > > >Why are they reading plates in a parking lot? > > How about this? I filed a ch 7 bankruptcy proceeding in which 350.00 in > NYC parking tickets were listed as well as 3 florida parking tickets. > My lawyer said it was ok to list them

kieran2230@yahoo.com wrote: > > My girlfriend who is 8 months pregnant was hit by a driver and it > totaled my car. His insurance is the state minimum of 40/20/15. I am > wondering where we should proceed from here. My girlfriend is mostly >

aconite wrote: [OP is an exempt IT employee for a state agency in TX. Since he started, his duties have been expanded to include being on call 24/7 to resolve network/system problems.] > In my mind, this constitutes an expansion of the requirem

wheel wrote: > (This is getting too long) So, I've taken them to superior court in > California. My end of it is for about $10k. They want all of their money > back even tho they are using the app to run the org (all the while > claiming that it d

In article <002s11t0acnmdvl0m244egnejppsqgsuv2@4ax.com>, aconite <mark@sitesolver1.com> wrote: >Greetings, > [[.. muncho grosso -- work duties including more 'after hours' stuff ]] >In my mind, this constitutes an expansion of the requirements fo

In article <jv1s11d19f0h5kptf4in8gpfopcfm63lb2@4ax.com>, Justin <jwvinp@aol.com> wrote: > [[.. muncho grosso ..]] > At what point are these providers breching their contract for >failure to perform? Don't they have a duty to provide a reasonabl

Stuart A. Bronstein wrote: > ndiamond@despammed.com wrote: > >> Under a certain condition, some of the promises that >> Amendment VI makes to the accused are a public trial, >> by an impartial jury in the State where the crime >> shall have been [al

If you have a judgement against you and you lose your job, then get unemployment benefits, Can those unemployment benefits be garnished. The state is Colorado. Thank You

Mike Jacobs wrote: > mr_nice_1973@yahoo.com wrote: > >>I received a parking NYC ticket for parking in a "No Standing Zone". >> >>I always learned that "Standing" and "Parking" your car were two >>different things. > > > They are. I am not a

I would like to know if what the owner of this (www.savetoby.com) site is doing constitutes extortion. I realize that it is probably a bad joke but a joke has a punch line. This guy is trying to make money by threatening to do something some people wou

Robert E. Lewis wrote: > > But how do I ensure my wishes regarding the disposition of my body are > carried out? Do my next of kin immediately assume legal authority over > matters concerning a funeral, etc.? US law follows Anglo-Saxon traditio

Hello, I am a professor at The George Washington University and a J.D./Ph.D. who is conducting a study on the Law School Experience--what it is like to be or to have been a law school student, what you find or found most positive, career and per

On 24/2/05 5:15 pm, in article k02s1152aa6f11dtnj5makb7aeo2ndvimu@4ax.com, "Robert Bonomi" <bonomi@host122.r-bonomi.com> wrote: > It's not expressly defined in statute anywhere that I know of. It's *not* > needed. If your 'birthday' is the 29th of

kieran2230@yahoo.com wrote in news:502s11h30p6a03mv2e8g6nsuntvppg3chd@ 4ax.com: > My girlfriend who is 8 months pregnant was hit by a driver and it > totaled my car. His insurance is the state minimum of 40/20/15. I am > wondering where we should

So I've received threatening calls/letters from a lawyer representing an individual who claims that I'm infringing on their trademark. Facts as they stand today. 1. I've registered my domain name long before they registered their trademark. 2.

Hello, Last Sunday I was driving back home at night on a California freeway. It was raining but I was awake, alert, and driving the car safely. I was in the center lane when I experienced what felt like a 'bump' and lost control of my car. I start

This question pertains to a Texas homeowners' association which has the legal form of a Texas not-for-profit corporation. The board is considering the idea of electronically recording the meeting discussions as a reference in order to more accurate

In article <4u1s11hk0bmk4dgsucp085rd899p1jndoj@4ax.com>, "John A. Weeks III" <john@johnweeks.com> wrote: > astol10014@hotmail.com wrote: > > > I am wondering what the procedure is for having him forcibly evicted by > > the sheriff. He is curren

Hello, I have a question about collusion between an employer and a union. I was terminated from my employment after the union convinced me to sign a Last Chance Agreement for an accusation claimed against me that was unfairly misrepresented by anoth

I'm having trouble with a previous landlord claiming that I never paid my last months rent. I'm in the process of getting a mortgage. So I need to show my mortgage company a "Paid-In-Full" by March 10th. The landlord isn't being very reasonable. My

Seth Breidbart wrote: > In article <om1p111i099nj7n9cljamc05vbf7u1lhej@4ax.com>, > Paul Cassel <pcasselplustwo@comcast.net> wrote: > >>Beth wrote: >> >>>I rent a fairly nice apartment in NYC with a private roof deck (and pay >>>an applicable rent

info@athenamm.com wrote: > I take full responsibility in mistakingly believing that my credit card > covered the insurance of a car rental that I made back in January so I > declined the insurance offered by the agency. Of course, some idiot > driving

rdunbar@my-deja.com wrote: > > My HMO has denied a medical claim for $20k for surgery for my wife's > rare disease. It is an administrative denial, i.e., it was considered > medically necessary. They have denied the claim because we went out of >

John D. Goulden wrote: > > Here's the situation (with fictitious names, of course): a web site, > PROMO-WEB-SITE, offers a premium (a gift card from WELL-KNOWN-RETAILER) upon > "completing an offer" such as on signing on with WELL-KNOWN-SERVICE-COMPA

Arctic Wolf wrote: > > Consider a hypothetical couple who're not married. > The man lives in NY, but the woman lives in CA. > The woman gets pregnant, and the man wants the woman to > have an abortion, but the woman decides to have the baby. I no

<rdunbar@my-deja.com> wrote: > My HMO has denied a medical claim for $20k for surgery for my wife's > rare disease. It is an administrative denial, i.e., it was considered > medically necessary. They have denied the claim because we went out of > ne

"kiwicanteloupe" <kiwicanteloupe@yahoo.com> wrote: > If someone creates a valid will in one state, then sells their > property and moves to another state where they buy a new home, > is the old will still valid? I don't know about anywhere else, b

Hi Mr. Cassel, > > 1) What are the chances of a successful lawsuit? > > Depends -- like all lawsuits should -- on the facts as they are applied > to law. In this case, the facts also include your agreement with the HMO > as to procedures for goin

Hi Mr. Bonomi, > Based on the 'surface facts, as presented', I'd tend to say "quite poor". Sigh. I was afraid of that. > Apparently, they contend that the _specific_ procedure involved was > "medically UN-necessary". That it was _not_ "emerge

On Thu, 24 Feb 2005 12:15:18 -0500, "kiwicanteloupe" <kiwicanteloupe@yahoo.com> wrote: >If someone creates a valid will in one state, then sells their property >and moves to another state where they buy a new home, is the old will >still valid? >Th

Hi, > If your coverage is an employee benefit, you can not sue the HMO. The > Supreme Court has ruled that ERISA (Employee Retirement Income Security > Act) bars such suits. Yes, it is an employee benefit. Is there no other recourse? File for

"D.F. Manno" wrote in misc.legal.moderated: >If your coverage is an employee benefit, you can not sue the HMO. The >Supreme Court has ruled that ERISA (Employee Retirement Income Security >Act) bars such suits. I'm not the OP but the above prompts

"aconite" wrote in misc.legal.moderated: >Can a state agency (university) decide to continually expand the >requirements for work beyond 40 hours for exempt professional employees >without any discussion of the requirements and written policies? Unl

"" wrote in misc.legal.moderated: >My girlfriend is mostly >alright except for back pain and a bruise and seatbelt marks. She went >by ambulance to the hospital with contractions and spent the night >after the accident. >My question is do we try to

Nameless Rental Car Driver, You rented a car without buying the "insurance", and you were rear- ended while driving the rental car. The company has billed you $10K or so for the damage. I have a huge question for you: Did you report this to your

Doc wrote: > If anyone has seen the story of the incident in the Ohio Pizzeria, where the > lowlife woman and her 300lb ape boyfriend smacked a guy around because he > took exception to her cutting the line, I'm curious as to your thoughts. > > A

"kiwicanteloupe" wrote in misc.legal.moderated: >If someone creates a valid will in one state, then sells their property >and moves to another state where they buy a new home, is the old will >still valid? Depends how it's written. If it mentions so

info@athenamm.com wrote: >I sustained injuries in the accident and I'm > currently entering litigation. Is it true that I am liable for this > entire amount?? Why aren't they going after the guy that hit me more > agressively?? Well, a few reason

"Timothy" <horrigan@aol.com> wrote in message news:102s11h805bcjdcho30bsmlq8guhr7e77h@4ax.com... > In this instance, it is hard to imagine both the Matrix and Terminator > films being plagarized from the same script, which evidently is what Ms > Ste

"Robert E. Lewis" <rlewis@brazosport.cc.tx.us> wrote in message news:qu1s11prmh2iv3g4bpame8n0di2pja1fkr@4ax.com... > A Last Will and Testament covers my desired disposition of my worldly > possessions; it's my understanding that the will isn't consul

Alan Bell wrote: > The manhunt article says: "Stewart's allegations, involving copyright > infringement and racketeering, were received and acknowledged by the > Central District of California, Judge Margaret Morrow residing." I wonder > if "re

Justin wrote: [belief that cell phone companies are accruing more than their share of consumer complaints] > At what point are these providers breching their contract for > failure to perform? Don't they have a duty to provide a reasonable >

kiwicanteloupe wrote: > If someone creates a valid will in one state, then sells their property > and moves to another state where they buy a new home, is the old will > still valid? Depends entirely on the terms of the Will. If, for example, the Wi

Doc wrote: > A lot has been made about noone jumping in to help. Would any of you have? > This clown was so slow and clumsy and left openings you could drive a > freight train through, no doubt someone moderately skilled could have put a > serio

On 24/2/05 5:15 pm, in article g02s11pa20faeerpr6ijj6rt112mhs4u42@4ax.com, "Robert Bonomi" <bonomi@host122.r-bonomi.com> wrote: > Either he is an 'uninsured motorist', and your insurer is liable on that > basis, or he _does_ have insurance that will

art 1: Unrealistic expectations and negative health impact This message is being posted in Massachusetts. I was hired by one of the nation's leading financial institutions in November 12th to be a customer service specialist for 401K plans that th

In article <mu1s119c2b5pdphnvu1fqhedr9ut5mq2cv@4ax.com>, R <rburdick@mcihispeed.net> wrote: >>Why are they reading plates in a parking lot? > >How about this? I filed a ch 7 bankruptcy proceeding in which 350.00 in >NYC parking tickets were listed as