Torts

• By having the facts on your side, proving negligence and proving damages.
• Contact a lawyer, they could give you specific information based on the details of your case.
• Contacting a specialist solicitor is certainly the best way to win a persona injury claim in the UK. But to win that claim your lawyer must show that someone was at fault for your personal injury and that that fault or negligence actually caused your injury. For each type of personal injury you show fault in different ways. For example see the related link entitled "car accident claim" to see how to show fault in a RTA and see link entitled "accident at work claim" to see how to show negligence in a workplace accident claim.
• The best thing you can do initially is to say as little as possible about your situation to anyone except law enforcement and your doctor until after you have consulted with a personal injury attorney. They will instruct you about what to say and to whom in order to protect your best chances of winning.

Yes, a defamation of character is a tort. It' the same as Libel and slander.

It's your word against the other,and what happens you'll probably never receive payment.

Absolutely! When one uses a credit card, or takes out an auto loan, they sign a written agreement or promissory note agreeing to make monthly payments when due. The lender has every right to use whatever means are necessary to recover those funds that were used by one to make purchases with money one obviously never had.

Public nuisance, also known as disturbing the peace, is minor citation. This violation usually carries a small fine of a couple hundred dollars.

Toxicity is the degree to which a substance is able to damage an exposed organism. Toxicity can refer to the effect on a whole organism, such as an animal, bacterium, or plant, as well as the effect on a substructure of the organism, such as a cell (cytotoxicity) or an organ (organotoxicity), such as the liver (hepatotoxicity).
how toxic something is or what makes something toxins. Toxins found in something

No. It's the same as paper, only a little bit different. No. Cardboard is not toxic. It's the same as paper, only in a different form. I've been told its non-toxic but what about cardboard made from recycled materials? If bleached paper has been used to make cardboard would that not make it toxic?

Most likely, the gas port is dirty and not enough gas is getting through to cycle the action. It could be that the chamber is dirty of corroded and not releasing the hull or the extractor could be damaged and not pulling the hull out. Clean the gun well and inspect the extractor.

You probably aren't going to be able to get a lawsuit going, but there is certainly grounds for a complaint to the teacher. If they won't listen to you, talk to the principle. Stay calm and don't get angry. Make your point clearly, it may help to write it out so that you can keep the emotion out of it. You may need to enlist the counselor or your advisor to help you with this.

I worked for an employer that decided not to pay us if we worked through our lunches, we worked a full 8 hour day and only paid us for 7 hours, when questioned about our pay he did not answer. After working there 2 weeks he changed the way we got paid from 40 hours a week to 36 hours regardless if we worked over the hours, he would not pay us for it. This went on for 6 weeks until I decided I would no longer work there, now he's refusing to send me my personal items, he says he doesn't have time, he closes at 5 and I am unable to pick up my stuff. Not sure what to do at this point.

Celene Rees

tort is a wrongful act by virtue of which the legal rights of another indivisual is violated

Yes.

See answer to related question, "What is unlawful trespass?"

Assuming that you know what a tort is, a mass tort is simply one with a very large number of victims. For example, an airline fails to maintain its airplane, it crashes, killing or injuring everyone on board.

They often necessitate a class action, rather than individual lawsuits.

Each state has different laws on what assets can be protected from judgment creditors.

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intentional and unintentional

maybe...its a court case in volving more than one defendant usually involving a monetary settlement