If you had car insurance at the time, report the claim to your carrier. They will take care of it. A police officer does not decide who was at...

Short answer: No. All such requirements are almost certainly contained in the Student guide (which often references other documents and/or Board...

While I generally agree with my colleagues with regards that certain actions by school personnel cannot be released by a "Waiver of liability". ...

Section 504 an/or the ADA are not applicable to parochial schools unless they provide essentially a non-religious program (e.g. Villanova) or...

Speak with a Parent Education attorney to address the past and future educational issues, including pursuant to Section 504, the IDEA, and the ADA.

Unfortunately, even if the other driver has substantial assets they wish to protect, you will probably need to file a small claims action against...

Once your child reaches age 18, they are an adult in the "eyes of the law". If your child has a "behavioral disability" (e.g. ASD, Autism, ADHD,...

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As stated, U/M coverage only covers for personal injuries due to an uninsured driver. For a personal injury claim, the other vehicle is not...

If you were injured, you should consult with a persoanl injury attorney. If not, then the insurance company for the driver who caused the accident...

As stated, the School can question your son without you there so long as the penalty is some school discipline (not a criminal matter). If you...