The answers of Mr. Schwartz & Mr. Shapiro hit the nail on the head. This happens ALL the time. You need a skilled workers' comp lawyer to protect...

Is it required by law in the State of Florida to provide liability insurance coverage to an attorney?

Mr. Stein says it all. Do not delay. Let your insurance carrier know about this potential claim immediately.

Do I have a malpractice case?

I agree with this advice: you need to consult directly with a medical malpractice attorney immediately. If you are in the Tampa area, I would...

The problem you have is that the law in the State of Florida makes you responsible for injuries and aggravations caused by the accident. While the...

This is a very common problem in Florida and a flaw in the statute. This is what is probably going to happen: If you are "off work" per your...

Can I sue a dr after 10 yrs over her epideral injection that caused my adrenal suppression - now I cant have any steriods.

Medical Malpractice claims in Florida have a two-year statute of limitations from the date you reasonably should have discovered the malpractice,...

What do you mean by "out-of-pocket" expenses? If you were driving YOUR vehicle while running errands for your employer and you were NOT at fault...

How can someone sue me libel if the messages wr postd in Facebook and im not in her country?

You pose a very interesting question. The two primary issues will be: 1. Where can she sue you? and 2. What law will apply when she sues you? ...

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How to handle this without a lawyer?

Definitely hire a lawyer. As you have described your situation, you are at an unfair procedural disadvantage without one.

What's the carrier's realistic "exposure" is if the case stays open in workers comp

I agree with Mr. Shapiro. The exposure of any given workers' compensation case can change based upon the expectations at the time the case is...