Injured at work. Suffered c5 c6 disc protrusion against nerve root and spinal column. Diagnosed with myelopathy. Just had surger

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Got injured at work lifting patient. Suffered c5 and c6 disc protrusion against nerve root and spinal column. Just had surgery.

You should consult with an experienced attorney ASAP. AVVO has a good lawyer-finder system--see above. Good luck to you!

Should we obtain a lawyer and possibly sue?

I think you should definitely consult with an attorney about this disturbing situation. AVVO has a good lawyer-finder service. Check it out above....

I was hit in the rear of my driver side and then the car stuck my uhaul trailer. Driver left scene on foot, car was totaled.

You don't indicate whether you were injured. Were you?

I feel cheated

I'm sorry for all the pain and hassle you're going through. You're obviously frustrated, and I can totally understand that. But I don't see what...

How much of a settlement should I seek?

First of all, I'm very sorry to hear about this traumatic experience you're going through. I can't imagine how upsetting that must be. With...

I was rearended while sitting at a stoplight do i need a lawyer to get this settled ?

You should talk to an attorney to get some questions answered, and then you can make a more informed decision. You don't have to have one, but it's...

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Im 30 years old and lost teeth due to smoking, Im now smoke free. Can I pursue the tobacco company for the money for new teeth?

You will need medical proof to pursue such a claim. Do you have a written report from a doctor that says your smoking caused your tooth loss?

Do I have a case to sue for dental malpractice?

Your damages are not severe enough to make pursuit of a claim worthwhile. But I'm sorry you suffered.

I was in a wreck and my insurance company said i had a lapse in my insurance at the time..

Well, had you paid your bill? Go back to your checkbook and see when you last paid your auto insurance carrier. Go pull out your insurance ID card...