Stacy Barrett
Attorney · UC Law San Francisco
So You’ve Been in a Rear-End Accident: Now What?
Your rear-end car accident claim could be resolved in a few weeks or a few years. Here's what to consider. ... READ MORE
I Can't Find a Lawyer to Take My Case
You believe in the merits of your personal injury case, but you can't seem to find a lawyer who feels the same. ... READ MORE
What Is a Nuisance?
Don't let a barking dog or stinky dumpster ruin your life. Your neighbor's conduct could amount to a legal nuisance. ... READ MORE
How Much Does Divorce Cost in Michigan?
Divorce is a challenging life event. You have to navigate the emotional, financial, and legal consequences of ending a marriage, while also contending with the expense of the divorce process itself. It's hard to predict exactly how much your divorce will cost, but you can better prepare yourself if you ... READ MORE
Paying Criminal Fines: What If I Cannot Afford to Pay My Fine?
Criminal fines and fees add up quickly if you can't afford to pay them immediately. What can you do to avoid a mountain of debt or, worse, jail time? ... READ MORE
Veterinarian Malpractice: Can I Sue My Veterinarian for Malpractice?
It can be difficult—but not impossible—to get fair compensation for your loss when a pet dies or suffers as a result of a vet’s careless or incompetent treatment. ... READ MORE
What Makes Witnesses Credible? How Can Their Testimony Be Discredited?
It's up to juries to decide how much they believe witnesses who testify at trial. But lawyers may impeach witnesses by raising doubts about their credibility or motives. ... READ MORE
Deliberations in the Jury Room
What can a juror bring into the jury room? What happens when a juror refuses to discuss the issues? When will a jury be sequestered? ... READ MORE
Personal Injury: How Much Can I Expect to Get?
See our survey results on typical personal injury settlements and awards, the range of compensation readers received, and factors that affect the payout amount. ... READ MORE
Interrogatories in a Dog Bite Case
Soon after a dog bite lawsuit is filed, the parties will send one another written questions (interrogatories) that must be answered under oath. ... READ MORE