There's a lot that goes into determining the value of a case. "Soft-tissue" cases at my office, in Massachusetts, tend to settle anywhere between...

There are a lot of things that can affect your "net" settlement (i.e., how much you get in your pocket at the end). It is not uncommon for the...

Already answered the other post on this (assuming this is the same person). If you have insurance involved on this, check in the adjuster who may...

Two months would normally be considered a long time for this sort of thing, but there are supply chain issues recently due to COVID, etc. ...

Not enough information to provide a firm answer here. You would need to show that the HOA was negligent in some way (e.g., was the tree old, with...

The answer is yes (if new or worsened injuries due to the new accident)

Anyone can file a report if they wish to do so (you and/or the other driver)

Report the accident to your insurer and inquire as to what you have for coverage when you do so.

Acvident cases can be very fact intensive, and often arguments can be made on both sides. Sometimes liability is split 50% on each party, for...

I suggest you consult with an attorney in your area. You can use AVVO's Find a Lawyer feature for this.