Who is responsible for my medical bills in an injury settlement? Myself or the person i settled with?

Bills are generally the clients responsibility. It depends on the agreements. Good luck.

You may have a statute of limitations problem (2011). Local and qualified counsel should be consulted with asap. Good luck.

How can I get a court to review my case due to medical reason I'm unable to work in which medical notice was given.

Agree with Attorney Roberts. Good luck.

I chanced upon my neighbor many times putting their trash into my trash bins. I've spoken to them about not doing this again.

Mqybe a lock system or speak with the managing agent would be more pragmatic. Good luck, 0.

Who can be held responsible in a wrongful death car accident if both parties died?

Very sorry for your loss. Sorry, but none of use can comment on your lawyers work without reviewing the matter. What is proper is to explore all...

What can I do about my situation, would it be malpractice or negligence or what?

Contact local/qualified ID medical malpractice counsel. ID has caps on damages, so finding counsel may be difficult if not impossible. Your...

Auto accident involving 18yr old who was dui. Car in parent's name. How hard is it to sue parents too? Hw would restitution work

The owner of a motor vehicle is vicariously responsible for the actions of the operator; with limited exceptions. Your friend may not recover...

Can I hold a company liable for damage in there parking lot due to blacktop melting

Yes, you may surely try. Be prepared for the defense that you know blacktop can melt; particularly during extreme heat. This would be buttressed...

I was assaulted on video, & have back injuries. Can I sue for pain & suffering in small claims?

Presumably, you signed a release. Your option is limited to workers compensation. If you mean, the act was captured on video you may sue. Best...

My tenant fell down a couple stairs because she said there was a wet leaf she slipped on. Can she sue me?

Sure; why not? Simply report this to your insurance carrier. That is why you have them. There is very little, if any, chance that your carrier...