Unfortunately, it appears that the liability insurer is not taking your daughter's claim seriously. It sounds as though you have done everything...

I was hit behind at a intersection waiting for ambulance to proceed. Can I sue driver at fault even though they have insurance?

Yes, you can sue the driver. However, his insurance company will defend the case. Please keep in mind that there is a statute of limitations...

I'm sorry to hear about your injuries. State Farm does not have any particular formula for pain and suffering. You should contact a local...

What are my options as far as monetary damages from the company that I was hurt at?

I'm very sorry to heard about your injury. Your workers compensation benefits are fairly limited. Once released, you may be entitled to...

Can I sue over the insurance coverage ?

It sounds like your currently have an attorney. If so, you should address these concerns with him/her. I wish you the best of luck.

What do we do now? He has gone to a Dr. and found he needs surgery.

I'm sorry to hear about your husband's injury. His employer should have completed an incident report once informed by your husband of his injury. ...

I had a pre existing shoulder problem I rehurt it at work workcomp won't pay had surgery myself is there a lawyer to help me

Work comp insurance companies love to argue about pre-existing problems. However, if you aggravated or exacerbated a pre-existing problem while...

I need workman's compensation advice for Indiana. What should I do? Job is taking forever to file claim.

I would suggest you contact the Indiana Worker's Compensation Board directly. They should be able to assist you with respect to your benefits. ...

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My husband was injured at work and now they wont let him get the surgery that the workers comp doctor recomended. What do we do?

As indicated in the previous answers, the insurer is entitled to a second opinion. However, this second opinion should not result in an...

Workmans Comp

I'm sorry to hear about your situation. It's a bit unclear when you refer to "no check." If your treating physician has you off work or provided...