Do I need an attorney for finding a fingernail in my frozen meal?

Generally if there's no actual medical treatment there's no case. You might get coupons for more product. My additional contribution is the...

Damages caused by a dog more often than not impose strict liability on the owner. Yes, the neighbor or their insurance company should pay the vet...

Car accident question

Writing a demand letter to an insurance company seeking settlement of any personal injury claim requires detailed knowledge of the process of the...

Injured about two years ago, resulting neck and brain damage

I've never understood why people wait until it is too late. Here's what happens if you do not file before the statute of limitations runs: ...

I slipped and fell down some wet stairs, but came back upstairs to my house instead of calling an ambulance, can i still sue?

Whether or not you have a claim for slip and fall injuries requires more detailed analysis of what happened and how by an experienced injury...

Wife slipped on ice and fell on retail store property.

Snow & ice personal injury claims require proof of negligence, that the property owner did something, or failed to do something, that caused the...

Means test questions and cases that are "close" usually become known in a thorough intake and attorney and client can reach agreement as to the fee...

SURGEON DELIBERATELY OMITTED CAUSATION DETAILS TO OBSTRUCT LITIGATION OF THE REFERRAL DOCTOR

The confusing issue here is how it is that you thought that if doctor # 1 was negligent, that you then thought doctor # 1 would refer you to a...

Subrogation in car accident question.

Subrogation means your insurance company wants money back from the party at fault. If the insurance companies can't resolve the matter amicably,...

I lost my wife in 2008 when she went into the bathroom that's inside of a hospital patient room locked door no keyhole, she died

Clearly this is an awful situation. If you have not done so already, please consult with an experienced injury attorney in your jurisdiction to...