Do I have a malpractice case against my attorney due to negligence and the owner of the law firm's unethical excuse for it?

Malpractice claims are fact-specific, so it's tough for any of us to give you concrete advice without knowing all of the facts. But, generally, if...

Can I still sew for being in a accident inside a police car in 2012.

If your claim is against the cops, then you have certain notice requirements under 768.28. If your claim is against a driver/owner other than the...

Insurers typically do not use surveillance unless a case is in litigation and they have reason to believe that the Plaintiff is committing fraud. ...

Allstate should provide you with an attorney to defend you, but you should consider hiring your own attorney because Allstate may very well have...

I was in an accident 1/12, the dr who did surgery billed my PIP. StateFarm says they paid 80% of what

I don't know your doctor's status vis-a-vis the insurer, but you could start by looking at Florida’s Deceptive and Unfair Trade Practices Act.,...

I had a fall this morning on the public transportation and now I'm felling the pain on my back,what should i do?

It depends. Look at it this way: if someone were at fault for your injuries, then you might have a personal injury claim to pursue. But, none of...

Please help me any advice will help

On the surface, this sounds like a good case to file suit on.

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Must the will be changed after we get the son's life insurance? May we deposit the life insurance into our checking account?

First off, I'm sorry to hear that you lost a son. Once death benefits are paid to you by the insurer, they are yours to do with what you like,...

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Can you ask for retirement and some of the person 401 plan . if you never worked and been married 11 years . need advice

My understanding is that IRAs are not subject to QDROs, but 401(k) and other ERISA plans are. A QDRO is an order from your divorce judge to the...

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What do we have to do/file when the inevitable occurs?

Whoever has the Will should file it after your mom dies, but if there are no assets to be probated, then I doubt either of you will ever bother...

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