You can ask for it. If not, a lawsuit will need to be flled by a lawyer. Don't do it yourself. You are wasting time and they'll never take you...

He was at least partially at fault for failing to yield the right of way. Hire a traffic attorney and notify your insurance co.

If you did not have a warranty, you bought it as is. You can sue in small.claims court but have to prove fraud. You can also complain to Facebook.

1) If they refuse to accommodate your restrictions, leave.work. 2).Hire a workcomp lawyer

Sounds lime you were at fault for failing to yield the right of way. Hire a traffic defense attorney.

Yes but you need to show medical treatment or its not likely worth a lawyer's time..Anyway, damages are quite limited unless dental surgery is needed.

You don't. only lawyers can. They can also cost hundreds of thousands of dollars in legal fees to set up, if not more. Seek repair thru the...

Yes they can do what they like. Fight about it later in court. If you were charged in criminal court, hire a lawyer, Next time follow the law.

If you were at fault or even partially yes. Having no insurance is not a defense. Get insurance or don't drive. Now they'll can sue you personally...

No you cannot unless an injury was suffered and medical treatment rendered. Sounds like your auto insurance carrier took care of it anyway. Plus...