You should be asking your lawyer these questions, as you hired them to handle the claim and provide you guidance. Who did you retain?

I was in a bad auto accident, not at fault i am being offered 110,000 is that good? i have to pay medicare and lawyer fee out

Whether the amount is good or not depends on information that hasn't been provided such as total outstanding medical expenses and liens, the...

Winn Dixie Store in Florida offered me a $150.00 gift cert due to an injury on my leg at the check out area. Is it enough?

Not if it's an injury that's going to require treatment. You should thoroughly explore your medical condition with your doctor(s) before accepting...

Im currently suing the city for a premises liability/slip n fall.

Explain your concerns in a face to face with your lawyer. After that, if you don't have faith in his abilities, get one that provides that for you....

While eating at Friday's I suffered a broken lower tooth at the gum line.

Yes it would most likely be worthwhile if there was something wrong with the item you were eating that caused your tooth to break. You did not...

Daughter's death investigation

You will get the best responses by posting this under criminal defense.

Is it ethical and ok to use a contingency fee based evidence producer for a personal injury case.

This type of evidence is frequently presented in higher value cases. Your attorney is providing you with evidence that they believe will help a...

Do I Have A Case Against A Chain Hair Salon For Chemical Burn Injury?

It's quite possible that you do. The severity of the burns, whether they are permanent, and the amount of your wage loss will determine the value...

Can someone sue for a car accident personally after the insurance settlement check has been accpeted?

The question and your statement regarding a deposition indicate there may be a problem with the way things typically work. Unless this is the...

I can understand your concern that a pain clinic with no legal background or experience is "picking" your lawyer for you. See Mr. Dillingham II's...