Who should i sue?

Both drivers and owners of both vehicles must be sued. Without knowing more, it is possible there may be other potential defendants. There are a...

I have a 2005 ford escape well maintained hit in rear and totaling if offering total can I keep car without savage if accepting

I suggest you move forward with settling the claim and, in the course of discussing the terms of the settlement, etc., you should ask the adjuster...

Had an operation, then at the one week follow-up I was told everything was OK, 2 days later I went into emergency surgery.

The key issue in any malpractice case is whether the physician departed from good and accepted practice which resulted in a significant injury. If...

What determines the monetary recovery in a personal injury case?

In determining value, some of the things to consider are: Liability (who is at fault); Damages (the actual injury, surgery, if any, permanency,...

Can I sue a year later with no doctor visits?

The simple answer is "Yes", you can bring a lawsuit. From what you have described, liability (who was at fault) is likely not an issue. ...

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In New York would a dealership have to honor the "eprice" listed in the Internet?

This is a difficult question. It depends, in part, on whether there was a disclaimer and the terms of that disclaimer. Even if a disclaimer...

In parallel cases, can the investigator obtain testimony to use for the criminal case?

While certain information in both cases may no longer be privileged and protected, the New York laws of evidence may result in some or all of the...

Delay occurs for a variety of reasons, including laziness on the part of the police officers. The reporting of a property damage claim is...

The police raided my residence without a warrant. Damaged my door/frame/lock. This is the second raid within five years,and no

Technically, the actions you described constitute a violation of your civil rights under the 4th amendment. Notwithstanding this fact, you would...

Do police officers & parole officers have the right to taze & choke you out handcuffed behind your back , on your back in car

Based exclusively on your description and assuming the facts are accurate as stated, the answer to your question is "NO". Under those...