The answer to your question depends on a number of factors. My initial question would be: what caused you to fall? Concerning the bar's failure to...

Despite the on-coming driver speeding, it is likely that your failure to yield the right of way will be assessed as the primary factor for causing...

Whether you may be primarily liable or at least guilty of some contributory fault will depend on the facts, i.e., who had the right of way, did the...

My goodness, so very sorry to hear of your loss. Was the drunk driver apprehended? By being unmarried, you would not have "standing" to bring a...

I am assuming that when you wrote "Saint Bernard hospital gave my two-year-old medicine that killed him three times they've tried to cover it...

Please seek out a lawyer from Kentucky to see if this case could be proven and what the time deadline (Kentucky statute of limitations) is by which...

Based on the facts presented, there does not seem to be sufficient injury to justify the costs of pursuing a lawsuit. If the injuries turned out to...

Your wife may have a basis for a lawsuit. Alot depends on the nature and extent of any injury. If this ends up just being an unpleasant, painful...

Unless the delay in diagnosis caused your condition to worsen, there would bot be sufficient injury proximately caused by the neglect. ...

Yuck, can readily understand your disgust. Since you suffered no injury, there is nothing to sue over. Try to obtain a refund and advise your...