Generally (as others have said, your specific situation will turn on what your fee agreement says) a lawyer takes 1/3 of the total settlement, then...

I would suggest you contact a local personal injury attorney immediately. This sounds like a serious case. They can help you navigate whether your...

An initial question is: how old do you mean by "old case"? The law provides something called a "statute of limitations" for most claims, which...

As Gary said, your best bet (if you want to pursue a claim) is to contact a local attorney. Property owners generally have a responsibility to keep...

I would tend to suggest you try reaching out to a local personal injury attorney in your area. Most will at least have an initial meeting with you...

Assuming your recitation of the facts is accurate, you may be able to sue them, yes. The fact that the branches extended onto his property may...

I'm very sorry this happened to you. You should locate a local, Washington state personal injury attorney (perhaps through Avvo's "Find a lawyer"...

Your first question (can she sue) depends on local law but, at least theoretically, yes, you are potentially responsible for injuries caused by...

What happens if that object hits your car and the other driver keeps on going?

I agree with the other attorneys. She should report the incident to her insurer and, particularly if she is injured, consult with a local attorney...

The answer to your question almost certainly depends on the specifics of what your contract with the wedding venue says, which information...