Mechanical breakdown insurance

If you have collision or comprehensive coverage on this vehicle and cost of repair exceeds the deductible by a lot, and if policy is worded to...

How to write a lawsuit for medical malpractice?

If no lawyer experienced in medical malpractice is willing to take your case, that may tell you something about the chances of success. They may...

Ms. McCall is correct. If you don't file suit by your 23rd birthday, you are barred unless there is a legal disability that would stop the clock on...

What would be a fair amount for pain and suffering from a car accident? The car was totaled ($8700), and chiropractor ($4500)

The other guys got it right. Insurance adjusters have the job of beating your down and denigrating your injury, no matter how legitimate it...

My Disabled son came home from school with a slap mark on his face ???

Younger and McCall got it right. I have raised two kids to adulthood. While they were not unable to tell what happened to them on occasions, I...

Lost my husband aug26. went back to work end of sept. been trying to get back into a routine but its been hard.

Unfortunately, it is not illegal to be an insensitive, pig headed jerk. If your company is large enough to have programs available for employee...

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My 18 Year Old son just got a used car. It is titled in his name. Insurance is in his name.

I'm only licensed in Georgia, but most states' laws are fairly consistent in the broad outlines on this. Your son is an adult. If he bought the car...

I have $7000 in medical bills. Should the attorney take the medpay checks?

I don't know about the rules in your state or what the fee contract provides, but I would NEVER claim a contingent fee on payment of uncontested...

Mom suffered a wrongful death in a nursing home in ohio.i live in west virgina can i file a law suit?

It would have to be filed in Ohio, but the idea that only an Ohio resident could file suit there sounds preposterous. Perhaps you misunderstood...