Can I open a seperate claim? Will it interfere or hurt the first claim which is still open and ongoing?

As for the workers Comp and No-Fault claims, yes you can and you should. As for any liability case, I assume you are pursing the first accident. ...

Does she have a viable lawsuit? Should she contact an attorney immediately or does she need a second opinion first?

On the first question: Maybe. I hate giving this answer, but in order to tell, we'd have to get all of the medical records and then have them...

A hotel is not required to provide personal bodyguards for each of its guests. You would have to prove that the hotel knew or should have known...

Nowhere near enough info to give a meaningful answer. If you have a lawyer, that's whom you should ask. If you don't then don't worry about it...

Uninsured motorist law suit and Statue of limitations

The other lawyers are answering the exact question you asked, e.g., the statute of limitations. What you are really looking for is the suspension...

How is liable can we sue the bus company

Well, don't leave us in suspense, why was it that the driver called to drop the kids 30 minutes earlier? The failure of the bus driver to mention...

My question is can I still file both chdrn being I DID NOT agree to this and second I dont have the final divorces papers

And why aren't you asking this question of your lawyer, since you have one? Sounds to me like what's done is done. Do not violate the terms of an...

How do I get the judge to order her to provide original court-issued copies as proof of divorce for both prior marriages?

If you have a lawyer, ask him/her that question. Also, you might ask: what difference does it make? Assuming you can prove everything you...

Does moving out, even on a temporary basis, affect distribution of marital assets? What should I do if divorce is inevitable?

No, the move-out would only affect distribution of assets if a long time were involved, for example if you had moved out 10 years ago and were...

How can I avoid paying transcript fees that the judge order in a divorce trail.. Im in debt and i am barely able to cover my exp

Key phrase here is "order from the judge". You have to bite the bullet