You should know that even if you don't sign a release at all, a settlement can be enforced under the right circumstances. So, it may not even be...

As you have noted, you were "told if [you] do not agree to be a voluntary witness they will subpoena [you] anyway." While you may not ALWAYS be...

Without knowing the details, it is hard to speak about your inquiry. However, I can state that the way it typically works is the outgoing attorney...

As others have said you cannot sue your employer. if nothird parties are responsible for your injuries, this is a worker's compensation claim. ...

In addition to what Mr. Rothstein said, you might find it illustrative that some courts in NY USED to have a rule that required attorneys/parties...

Respectfully, I think this question could have stayed in the litigation section, as the analysis would apply to any personal injury litigation in...

There are "per diem" attorneys that cover appearances "by the day" that you could google. Typically, per diems are hired by other attorneys or...

I tend to agree with the prior answers but I wanted to add that you are correct -- and it looks like you know this, but without collision coverage,...

Notified by whom? Typically people cannot be compelled to testify without a subpoena, unless they are a party to the case. So if it is just an...

I am not sure what the law is in Texas, where another attorney has commented from, but if you switch attorneys here in New York, you will NOT have...