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What can I do to protect my daughter from losing her ability to get her drivers license and from being sued?
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Answered on June 30, 2016
Five words: get her an attorney immediately!
An experienced traffic lawyer is a must. Also, stop posting any details, which can be construed as...
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What can I do about this? It could have ended up much worst.
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Answered on June 30, 2016
Fortunately your son was not injured. He is fine.
Cases for personal injury are predicated on personal injury, not "what if."
There is no...
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Do I have a case for medical malpractice in illinois
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Answered on June 30, 2016
Any malpractice is part of your WC claim. In addition, you may have a medical malpractice case.
If there is a doctor who states your doctor did...
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Will I be covered by Spouse car Insurance?
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Answered on June 29, 2016
You should be covered. You were with your spouse at the time, driving with her permission.
Report the claim to her insurer and they will cover it.
Can I sue an orthodontist for putting a pallet expander in wrong, which landed up slicing into the roof of my child's mouth?
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Answered on June 29, 2016
If this practice was actually below the usual standard of care (not having the tool means procedure should not be done), there may be a case....
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Online defamation (libel? slander?)
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Answered on June 28, 2016
Probably no point to legal action unless you have money to toss away. Recovery is unlikely. Let it go. If it continues, get a lawyer to write a...
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Do I have a personal injury case?
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Answered on June 28, 2016
Well, maybe.
First thing you need for an injury case is an injury, so "thinking about going to a doctor" for 3 days is worth exactly zero. You...
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Is this a hit and run? If I am a minor, what could the penalty be?
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Answered on June 28, 2016
You should report this to your insurance company and file a police report, just to be sure there are no ramifications.
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What is the correct legal way to state that we are going to pursue legal action over a faulty product?
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Answered on June 28, 2016
Have a lawyer handle this. Start with a lawyer letter with a deadline. If no response, file suit.
Can a nail salon be held liable for causing nail infection, toe fungus & herpes from waxing.
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Answered on June 28, 2016
You have q case and should contact a lawyer.
I'm not sure why you made repeated visits. That could make proof more difficult.