Maybe depending on your age, education and past work history. I suggest that you reach out to a local SS attorney - not an "advocate" or "case...

You are required to keep "assured clear distance" to allow you to stop safely under exactly those circumstances. Appears you did not do that.

As a general rule a driver of a vehicle is responsible to see and avoid stationary objects. Are they saying this "iron object" was camouflaged in...

I cannot speak to what your lawyer is or is not doing. You should have a face to face conversation with them about that. I can say that almost...

Yes you can discharge your advocate. Notice that I did not say lawyer since they often use non attorney advocates. You should do this in writing...

You are the victim of a crime and should contact the police. As to suing them for damages, in my opinion that is likely a waste of time unless you...

Impossible to say. I suggest that you reach out to your local social security office for a detailed conversation.

Your post is unclear. Do you mean a stipulation to dismiss? Generally that would be a good thing. Especially if it is dismissed "with prejudice"...

That seems odd to me since ordinarily it is the funeral home which reports the death to the SSA. This link explains further: ...

While I agree with the answer provided by Mr. Padove, I will add that the injuries must be severe enough to warrant the large investment of time...