There are multiple probably insurmountable issues including governmental immunity and the statute of limitations. Confer with local personal injury...

As he was going straight and you were turning without looking back it seems that you bear most of the fault unless he was speeding over the limit.

Unless you have a signifcant injury there is likely no competent lawyer who would accept a case without damages and where there may well be statute...

It means you are functioning at a 94% level. You may have a workers compensation claim but I do not see a basis for anything else.

You can sue asking that the Court order he turn over copies of your records to you, but that is an expensive way to go. Failure to turn over...

You can always sue them and get a judgment which will be allow you to financially recover from them, possibly garnish their wages and make their...

If you suffered a significant injury your claim will likely get better traction once an attorney gets involved on your behalf.

Your best option is to talk to divorce counsel, discuss getting a stay away order of protection amoung other options.

Besides the statute of limitations issue which likely is insurmountable, you would have to prove that the boat was driven negligently under the...

It is his money and without a Court order there is likely no way for you to access same, even if it is ultimately for his benefit.