Can I sue for Med malpractice. Broke c3 went to er several times and didn't know for 6 mos

Medical malpractice cases are extremely complex and no lawyer will be able to tell you based on a one paragraph description on a website whether...

Am I entitled to a settlement because of an auto accident?

It is very possible that you could receive a settlement. Limited tort auto insurance limits your ability to recover what we call non-economic...

My car was totaled by a un insured and non licensed driver.

You just answered your own question. You must hire a lawyer if you expect to get anything close to full value for your case. Furthermore, do not...

What kind of lawyer/attorney do I need? What should be my first step?

You need to hire a good immigration lawyer and a good family lawyer. These types of questions are very tough to answer based on a paragraph of...

Would hiring an attorney guarantee a more decent settlement then without one?

If you were not at fault and your medical bills were $9,100 there is a good chance you could walk away with at least $5,000-$6,000 after paying...

If the DA is unwilling to drop one of the two DUI charges (23152(a) and (b)), can I request a reduction from the judge?

It is likely that the court would rule that your sentences for the two crimes would run concurrently in which case there would not be additional...

When i was arrested for "patronizing prostitution" i wasn't read my miranda rights..... does that affect any criminal defense?

It is a popular misconception that a Miranda warning is required in an arrest, or the police would have to let you go if they do not properly...

Your first step is check the California Rules of Civil Procedure and see what is required for you to make service. You might be required to use a...

I go t rear-ended at a red light down down. What can I expect as a settlement.

You need to contact an attorney. A 33-40% contingency fee will actually be a bargain because the insurance company will make a reasonable offer...

The answer is no. Lie detector tests are not admissible under the Pennsylvania Rules of Evidence. They are considered too unreliable for use in court.