An experienced personal injury lawyer will find a way to get the information (whether it be simply discussing it with the police dept or filing a...

Insurance Company (or the at fault driver if no insurance) will be responsible for the fair market value of the damage they caused. So, generally,...

There may be FMLA implications here, as well as the possibility that they just used this as an excuse to let you go when the real reason might be...

You can always sue the other driver. It doesn't necessarily mean you're going to win, but - yes - you can sue the other driver. Consult with a...

Let her file an insurance claim against your insurance if she wants to (that's what you have insurance for). I wouldn't pay her personally. ...

Contact your insurance company to report the accident, and if you are being charged with leaving the scene of an accident then you may want to...

Yes. You should contact a personal injury lawyer in your area asap!

You may have a claim against the shop here, if you didn't get what you (or your insurance) paid for. Consult with a lawyer in your area.

A "written warning" typically does not increase ones insurance premium (called a surcharge), but it may still be listed on your record of traffic...

If it's your car, report the apparent theft of your vehicle to the police department (that's where I would start). They might even assist you in...