Civil Actions

What is the statute of limitations on filing a wrongful death suit in the state of Virginia?

If my husband is guilty of a car accident. Can the other party sue me and attach my home and assets? They are all just in my name and were at the time of accident.

If my husband was guilty of a car accident; can I also be sued if I have my own assets such as a home and retirement funds. All are and have been in my name only.

I have recieved Scabies from work, and need to know, can I bill them for having to wash all my clothes, blankets and fabric materials? I was not told that the costume I would be wearing had scabies, and then when I reported it, they just turned the other way, and said sorry. Then left. I can't afford to have everything cleaned, and that is the only way I can get rid of the scabies is by treating myself after all my laundry and fabric items are cleaned.

We have a business/family issue. This business was setup as an LLC. The owners of the business are Mother, Father (deceased 2006), oldest son, and youngest son. The middle son is a employee charged with locating business, purchasing materials, and providing service but is not a partner (member) in the business. The Mother tried to keep the business going until approximately November of 2006 when the decision to terminate the business was made. At that point no further jobs from new customers or existing ones were taken and no further purchases from the suppliers were authorized. At that time, the middle son was fired for theft of business property. On Tuesday May 1, 2007, the property owner where the business resided contacted the Mother to inform her that there was a lot of mail he was holding. When the mail was received, we found that the middle son had been purchasing materials from some suppliers against the accounts the business had set up for him. We went to the local police department and they told us there was no case because the companies he made the purchases through were in a different city and we needed to contact that city. I called and spoke with a detective in the fraud department where I was informed that we could not file a complaint against him because he did not steal anything from us. The companies from whom he made the purchases would have to be the ones to file a complaint. Is this correct? Won’t the companies feel that our business is the liable party even though we have closed the business and it has no money. Are we liable? Can we press charges against the son and what type of charges would they be?