Avvo is not a law firm and the lawyers on this site are not permitted to contact you directly. You will need to make some calls to local injury...

I agree with the two prior answers. Everything depends on whether or not you sustained injuries and required medical care.

Maybe but much depends on the extent of the damages. If only a mess under your hood then unlikely to warrant legal action. If the motor is seized...

I agree with the two prior answers and will add that without injuries requiring medical care you do not have "pain and suffering" to pursue.

Avvo is a legal question and answer site but not a jobs board. Medical malpractice cases are particularly complex and not well suited to this...

Typically auxiliary benefits are pretty minimal. Things that factor into the amount include the parent's benefit and something called the "family...

While I am not a doctor, I agree with Mr. Hoffman that what you are describing is a reoccurrence of a prior medical condition and not malpractice. ...

In my opinion, what you are describing is very bad customer service but not something that lawyers can resolve.

I'm not sure what it is you are asking. You may wish to repost with more clarity and perhaps the lawyers on this board can help.

He, like anyone else, is free to contact the police. However I for one seriously doubt that the police would get involved.