It certainly could not hurt to reach out to your local social security office to confirm that you are not required to file a report. Make sure to...

First thing you need to do at this point is to obtain medical care if you feel that is appropriate. If not, you have no provable damages and thus...

Your wife should be reaching out to a local personal injury lawyer for a more detailed conversation. Just because there were no broken bones does...

You need to turn that over to your insurance company immediately and let them address the issue. This is why you pay for insurance.

That's subject to argument but, having been argued, the judge has ruled. It is unlikely that a lawyer is going to take that up on appeal and argue...

You have no injuries and thus no viable claims in my opinion. Nor do I think the police would get involved.

A great deal more information would be need to know whether or not you have a viable case. I suggest that you reach out to a local personal injury...

Sue them for what exactly? Were you harmed in some way? Did you require medical attention? If not, your claims are limited to the price of a...

Well you have an attorney so this is a question you should be asking of them. Their job is not done until you've been paid.

Somewhat duplicate question. Yes you should notify your long term disability insurer of the approval. Whether you can negotiate installments is...