The driver escaped from USA and now he’s in his home country. He has many charges on him. Will USA be able to extradite him from other countries? The driver never appeared in court.
Charges:
1)Driving so as to endanger, Resulting in death
2)Driving so as to endanger resulting in personal injury
3)Driving so as to endanger, resulting in physical injury
4)DUI, Resulting in death
5)DUI, resulting in serious bodily injury
6)Reckless driving and other offenses against public safety
The estate of the passenger should contact a member of the Trial Lawyer's Assn/Assn for Justice for the state where it happened.
The plaintiff is suing three different companies for �patent infringement�, normally if the plaintiff sees that the three companies infringed the same then the plaintiff can file all three cases as related. In this case the plaintiff did not file related because all three companies infringed differently, which describes �unrelated� Nobody is making the decision as to whether a case is �related� or �unrelated� It is just a standard procedure and question on filing forms when a plaintiff files more than one case in the same area which, in this case is the area is patent infringement.
My original question: is there a civil code or, law that would allow the �defendant� or defending attorney to overturn the plaintiffs case(s) alleged filed as unrelated cases to related cases? I am not sure what the advantage of the defending attorney�s reasoning would be to perform this.
Grandmother died intestate in California
My uncle's lawyer contacted all of us to get us to waive our rights. I responded with questions but did not sign. I discovered on the docket that tomorrow is a hearing, but I was not served notice. CA Probate rules say to serve and publish both, right? Was just publishing ethical when he had our contact info?
settement
who pay medical bill
USA COPYRIGHT LAW QUESTION:
According to Wikipedia: "Works published or registered before 1978 currently have a maximum copyright duration of 95 years from the date of publication, [only] if copyright was renewed during the 28th year following publication..."
My question is, is the phrase "during the 28th year" actually mean that the material had to be renewed during the 28th year, or does it mean that it had to be renewed anytime prior to the 29th year after publication?
