Stacy Barrett

Stacy Barrett

Attorney · UC Law San Francisco

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How Does a Criminal Case Go Through the Justice System?
Here's how the criminal process works—from investigation to arrest to a criminal charge and resolution.
Private vs. Public Nuisance Claims Against Property Owners
When property owners engage in or allow activity that disturbs others, they may be held liable for damages.
The Criminal Arrest Process and Your Rights
The Fourth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution protects people against unreasonable searches and seizures by the government. A police officer’s arrest of an individual is a type of “seizure” that falls under this constitutional provision.
Can a Homeowner Be Liable for a Contractor's Injuries?
A homeowner might be legally responsible when a contractor gets hurt while renovating or repairing the property.
Filing a Civil Lawsuit for Defamation: What to Expect
If you decide to take legal action over a defamatory statement, get an idea of what the process might look like.
What If I Can’t Afford an Attorney?
Judges must appoint a public defender or other counsel to a criminal defendant who faces jail time and can't afford to hire a private attorney.
A Doctor's Liability for Mistakes: Medical Error, Malpractice, or Gross Negligence?
Medical malpractice cases almost always hinge on negligence. Here we discuss the varying degrees of fault as it relates to medical mistakes.
Complications After Knee Replacement: Medical Malpractice?
Knee surgery carries with it numerous risks and potential for long-term complications. In some cases - where problems should have been prevented - the patient may have a valid malpractice claim.
What Should Be in Your Lawyers' Fee Agreement
If you're hiring a lawyer, make sure you have a clear, written fee agreement that spells out the cost of legal representation, related expenses, and the work to be done.
Evidence for Your Car Accident Case
Gathering the right evidence can make or break your car accident insurance claim or lawsuit.
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