I have a works comp settlement to be finalized in two months,

Attorney Corson is right; any money that is paid for wages can be considered community property. I would consult with a family law attorney to be...

Newspaper wrote false and embarrasing information about me...can i sue the newspaper???

Sure you can sue. The $64,000 question is can you win. Newspapers are entitled to various immunities, and without more information no one can give...

I was seriously injured on the job driving an improperly maintained large truck for my employer, a construction company.

Since you have already talked to one attorney, you now know that worker’s comp. is your exclusive remedy for a work-related injury. Depending on...

I was in a accident. the other driver was determined to be fully liable. Can i get a comparable rent a car until I replace

Attorney Ferrante is right; odds are that you will not be able to rent an S-4 convertible. Stick to your guns for an upgrade to a higher end...

I had a fire in my home in may and department of human services canceled my cash assistance can I sue them for unlawfully taking

Whether you had a fire or not, a condition of your benefits was that you actively look for work. If you so not look for work then you are not...

What is the procedure after mediation? It has been 2 weeks. They said they have to wait for Social security to pay back medical

Ask your attorney these questions. Since the expert did work on your case they expect to be paid. Whether the testimony helped you or not is not...

Do Attorney's Still Fight For Injured Workers, Should I seek new counsel?

You need to schedule a fact to face meeting with your attorney ASAP to ask him/her these same questions. As stated, if you cannot get the...

Can I file a third party claim

No you can’t sue your employer. Since you were hurt at work, your only avenue for recovery is worker’s comp. Good luck.

You need to first call the police. Second, you need to go to court and get a restraining order against the person making the threats. Good luck.

Great advice from Attorney Fahlgren