Possible lawsuit??

I don't see a case against Wal-Mart in the facts presented but you should probably speak to an injury attorney to make sure.

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Why did a Workers Comp Lawyer need my Drivers License info and said I had to tell him how much money I received from an accident

Its hard to say exactly why since it is not clear if your other settlement was related to your workers compensation case. They seem like reasonable...

Do i need a lawyer

You need to do the best you can with your traffic violation. It is true that a guilty plea can be used against you in the a civil case as an...

I am currently on workers comp for amputating the top 3 rd of my finger and need to know if I should get a lawyer involved

Yes you should get a lawyer. You have what is called a statutory loss. This means that you should get 50 percent loss of your finger and as long as...

What lawyer can I get if I'm fired after I'm released from a work related injury and workman's comp.

You need a workers compensation attorney who is familiar with third party cases and wrongful discharge.

Can i sue my job?

You have a Workers Compensation case and you should consult an attorney. If you sought medical treatment at the time of the accident you will...

I have an arbitration hearing Tuesday 10/20 and I noticed my payroll record in my employee file seem falsified what should I do?

Get an attorney as soon as possible. Go to the arbitration and do your best. If this is a mandatory arbitration then you can reject the award if...

If you get injured on work at 3rd party location in the US on H1b visa, would you still be eligible for worker compensation?

He definitely has a WC case. I would have to consult an immigration attorney on the visa issue.

My mother is in a nursing home that she fell and broke her femur. The doctor at the home said there was no break. We are in hosp

Call a personal injury attorney it sounds like you have 1 if not 2 cases here.

Can I sue a doctor that overmedicated me?

As usual get the records and speak with a med mal attorney. My guess is that it is not a deviation of the standard of care and even if it was the...