Yes you do. If not the insurance company will not take your claim seriously. That being said you'll need to treat with doctors on a regular basis,...

That's a big problem. We handle them and if you miss certain deadlines your case could be over. You therefore should look for any paperwork ASAP...

Simple, hire a traffic or criminal defense lawyer, That's the only thing anyone could tell you without representation. Never do it yourself.

Always hire a lawyer for a ticket. They may get it dismissed, charge reduced and or less penalties and or court costs.

Unless you were injured and received medical treatment, not likely.

No you do not. It is not in your best interests. Under federal law you can prevent anyone from receiving your medical information unless consent is...

You can spend thousands of dollars upfront with a lawyer and not likely collect anything or just make a complaint with the FTC (Federal Trade...

If you agree to the settlement then yes. If you were not told by your lawyer that the case was settled you can try to get out of it.

Unless you were an employee it is not a workers compensation case. If you were employee, file a claim with the job.

Go thru your own insurance as the county likely has sovereign immunity. That means they have little incentive to take care of it.