Do I need an injury attorney for an accident I was in all by myself and got injured pretty bad? No known recalls or problems.

You cannot sue your insurance company unless they did something wrong. If they timely paid all your PIP, your insurance company did not do anything...

Can I sue my old company from an injury invloving 3 bulging discs causing permanent nerve damage.

In Mass. if you were hurt in the course of employment,your exclusive remedy is under workers comp law (Ch 152 of MGL). That means you cannot sue...

My car has frame damage from a rear ended collision. Can I get money for loss/diminished value?

Yes, if other driver has right kind of coverage and he likely does, you submit an appraisal from an expert who inspects your car and writes out an...

Best way to find actually qualified attorney for medical malpractice case?

It means the lawyer utilized doctors to serve other clients of that attorney and it also likely means the lawyer does not think your case...

I have a vaginal mesh that has eroded into my bladder and have had surgery twice this year already, with more to come.

Easy. Google a lawyer in your geographical area who practices medical malpractice. Explain your case for free to that attorney on phone. Ask lawyer...

You can ask. It will not harm to ask. As David wrote, if there is a med pay feature on their insurance policy, you will be covered up to the limit....

Do not call Stop and Shop. It is not just what you say it is what you do not say. Like Miranda rights for a civil suit. Go to the hospital, then...

Do I have a case for malpractice. Failure to treat? Case I

You have a strong case. Do not let anyone tell you otherwise. Atty Al Grady

I live in Ma., another relative lives in Co., where do I file a lien on his property

You have no legal basis or ability to lien on his property at this point. You are in a complex legal situation and need to see a lawyer.

Auto accident - 3 police cars were following a car for erratic Driving for over two miles before that car hit my car head on

in Ma you have MTCA (Mass Tort Claims Act) which abrogates sovereign immunity up to $100K, regardless of the recovery against others. To qualify...