Sounds like you may have a good claim for medical malpractice. However, it is unclear from your post whether you have seen a medical doctor for...

Helicopter aaccident expertise?

I recommend that you contact a highly rated personal injury attorney with experience handling aeronautical accidents, such as plane crashes or,...

Can the us dept of education/their loan servicers aka collection agencies take my injury settlement?

Most likely the US Department of Education would never find out about the monies you receive from your settlement and there are other ways to...

His wife should seek qualified legal counsel immediately. There is often physical evidence in these cases that can be lost if not recovered. ...

Yes, you can. An estate will need to be opened and as his father, you or his mother would likely serve as the Personal Representative. The driver...

How can my aunt get an autopsy et al from the hospital where her husband suddenly died?

Usually, if an autopsy is not automatically triggered by the death, the next of kin is asked if they would like an autopsy. If not, certainly your...

Around how much would a inadequate security settlement be if my medical bills were 300,000?

The answer, as with all cases, is that it depends. Not the answer you were looking for, I know. However, there are many factors that are out of...

How do I handle an injury claim with no insurance?

You should consult with a personal injury attorney. Most can send you to a medical provider who will treat you on a letter of protection (in other...

Can I sue both the company truck at fault for my injuries and my car manufacture for my airbags not deploying?

Sounds like there is some miscommunication with your attorney, you should call them back and have them explain more. Given the limited facts you...

Who do I file a claim with in regards to being my daughter being struck as a pedestrian, my insurance or the person who hit her?

Your insurance will likely cover some of the initial medical expenses, potentially up to $10,000--this is called PIP (if she is a resident of your...