My vehicle was rear-ended and I was the passenger. Can the driver of my vehicle sue my insurance?

If the accident happened in your car, and the driver did not own a car, then your insurance company is responsible for paying the driver's medical...

Can I sue a person if I was injured in a car accident on my way to pick them up?

The driver of the vehicle that struck you is responsible for your injuries and pain and suffering as well as any unreimbursed out of pocket...

How should I Proceed?

Based upon what you have described, you should let your insurance company repair your damages. Your insurance company will then seek reimbursement...

How high would the success rate of winning a personal injury lawsuit against Walmart?

Based upon your description, it appears that you were injured at work and therefore you have a Worker's Compensation Claim. You are entitled to be...

Can I sue a driver that hit me and took responsibility for the accident at the time of the accident?

If your insurance company paid the rest of your property damage claim, then it will seek to recover the amount it paid as well as your deductible...

How much of a settlement can I expect from a rear end collision with a tractor trailer

Your question is too complicated to be answered without a detailed review of your medical records and understand of your medical condition. You...

Can I still hire an attorney?

It is certainly not too late to speak to an attorney specializing in personal injury matters. You should do so immediately. You should also stop...

I injured myself in my cousins house. Can I make a claim against her homeowners insurance?

If your cousin maintains a homeowners policy, it may have medical payment provisions which may be of some assistance. Generally, the medical...

Filing a claim for an operation involving broken arm from five years ago. Newly discovered issues on operated area.

The general rule in Pennsylvania is the there is a 2 year statute of limitations for medical malpractice claims. The 2 years starts to run from...

You can only file a lawsuit on behalf of your mother if she has provided you with a Power of Attorney, or if you have been appointed by the Court...