And talk to a workers’ comp lawyer about whether it is too late to start that case. In some states, if the employer said certain things to you,...

I switched this to “personal injury” because nothing you posted does not seem to fit “workers’ comp.” You have at least two big obstacles to a...

If you are a Post Office employee you need to talk to a Federal Workers’ Comp attorney. You can be represented by one anywhere in the country. ...

Technically, you probably can. It might depend on how old the kid was. But the easiest thing to do is turn it in to your own car insurance. If...

Your attorney is your advocate. Explaining it all to your satisfaction is part of his job. And the settlement decision is yours, not his. He...

I think this is a Family Law question, rather than a workers' comp question. I switched your category so that a family law attorney is more...

It is really hard to represent a client who ignores legal advice, especially on a contingent fee case where the lawyer is taking all the financial...

Is this a workers’ comp case, or a personal injury case, or some other kind of case? How do you know the lawyer has the money? Did you sign a...

I think you just have to call a lawyer(s) and ask about fee arrangements. If you are willing to pay by the hour, someone will be interested.

Generally speaking, in the US, if you are not a member of a labor union, then you are “employed at will” and you have no rights to a job. Here in...