If you have underinsured/uninsured motorist coverage on your vehicle, your insurance company may be responsible/liable. In your specific case,...

To answer your question, I assume that the insurance company sent you a Release and you signed that release in order to receive the settlement...

Automobile insurance policies, generally, do not cover "intentional wrongful conduct." If a person is involved in an accident where they were...

Although that's nasty and definitely not what you intended to purchase, it is unlikely you will find a lawyer to represent you. My colleagues...

If the hospital/insurance carrier has agreed to pay your for the injuries you suffered during surgery, then they will ask you to sign a release. ...

I agree with my colleagues above. Your question is far too vague to give any helpful advise, unfortunately. It seems as though this may be an...

If the other driver caused the accident, then their general liability insurance policy would be available to you for any injuries/damages you...

Your potential cause of action would be under products liability, not, necessarily, personal injury. Restaurants are product sellers, and as such...

Do you have a claim, sure; but, the real question is "what are your damages?" If you specifically instructed the hairdresser to not do something...

Negative. In order to sue the city/town, you would need to circumvent the city's soverign immunity. The city is sending the ticket to the owner...