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I'm not totally sure I understand the question, but any attorney you select must be licensed to practice in the state where the lawsuit is filed. ...

I was in a no fault car accident, a trip to the ER and a follow up do I still have to report it to my Medical Insurance

It depends on who you want to pay your bills. Your auto insurance (or the other driver's insurance) may have "medical payments coverage." ...

Auto insurance that refuse to pay

I see a lot of potential clients who say that they have full coverage. The problem is that "full coverage" doesn't really mean anything. What you...

My boss has been paying under the table, recording the wrong hrs & buying items from stores and reselling for 2-3x price. Legal?

You should speak to an attorney. It is very difficult, if not impossible, to give good advice as a lawyer unless you have all of the relevant...

I was in a motorcycle accident and the insurance only covers 100,000 medical what can i do if my medical bills are more?

There are a few things you can look into. First, since the at fault driver's insurance limits are lower than your medical expenses, you could sue...

Is it legal for my boss to withhold my tips two months after my last day of work?

As with pretty much all legal question, the best answer I can give you is "it depends." However, in general, you are supposed to be paid on your...

Can I build a case against driver or state (reservation) for my car accident back in 2010?

Depending on what type of insurance you had (as well as how many vehicles were on your policy and whether you paid separate premiums for each...

Can I legally fire an employee who has been written up twice and is now tampering with company property

Although I would need more information to fully address this question (and you should seek counsel in your area), based on this limited information...

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Is it okay for a retail company to blackmail you(tell you that you have to quit) with fraternization, if it was "okayed" prior?

Absolutely not. Period.

What is fair pain and suffering (consulting with lawyer next week)?

First, accept NOTHING from the insurer without consulting an attorney. In fact, I would caution you not to speak with the insurer until you have...