As other attorney accurately stated above, you certainly can sue the assailant, but they likely won't have insurance for such a claim, so this is...

You should speak to a local Arizona attorney (which you can find via Avvo) about what is compensable. I would assume loss of use (along with the...

If he causes an accident, the direct claim for the accident would (obviously) be against him. It sounds like you are concerned with what's known as...

The details of the impact on the trust will, I imagine, come down to the trust documents themselves, which outsiders on the internet cannot easily...

To your question ("Can I hire my own attorney to work with the insurance lawyer?") you certainly CAN, but it does not sound like you NEED to,...

Lloyd has it exactly right: contacting your insurance company was exactly the right move and, if you haven't heard anything from them (or a lawyer...

Was the stair/stairway defective in some way? Generally speaking, assuming you had permission to be there, the property owner did owe you a duty of...

As others have said, the answer is (probably) yes: a vehicle owner has so-called "vicarious liability" for the operator's negligence if that...

If there was nothing mechanically wrong with the car, it is difficult to imagine how the estate of the person you lent the car to would have a...

I would generally suggest contacting a local personal injury lawyer to help you with your case, particularly if it's going to start involving more...