Small claims judgement question

The case was decided and reduced to a judgment. You can no longer counterclaim, countersue, or do anything else. It's clearly not worth appealing...

I was in my fathers car in the back seat I had to many drinks, so I had someone drive me home but their license where suspended

Yes. You were still in control, or potentially in control, of a motor vehicle and were intoxicated. That qualifies as a DUI. I'm not sure if you...

How long does it take for the settlement process of my work comp case in chicago? I signed November 13th 2014.

It depends. It's a process, which consists of these steps: 1. you sign the contracts, 2. your attorney signs, 3. the adjuster or other attorney...

Can I get into any legal trouble?

You owe the amount of the loan. Period. There is nothing to do since you had no coverage. The only option you may have is if another auto was...

A car accident it just a minor one.. I was driving slowly than 5 miles an hrs or so can I go to jail for this one?

Report this to your auto carrier and retain a traffic lawyer.

Would someone car insurance be liable for the driver hitting a pedestrian crossing the street?

There is no way I can think of that a car insurance carrier would NOT be liable for any act by its insured that involved a motor vehicle-pedestrian...

You don't need to sue anyone. Get medical treatment if you're hurt and contact a lawyer, who can either submit a claim or file suit. All...

Can I sue for emotional distress? My husband used me for a green card and now he wants to leave because I had a baby.

In a word, no. Emotional distress causes of action in Illinois require either physical damage or exposure to the zone of danger. You're...

Can an employee who is on light duty work somewhere else without risking losing wc benefits?

Absolutely do this if it'll make your life easier, but talk to your lawyer first. While it might affect TTD payments, it may improve your quality...

Can your seek and accept employment in another facility while on light duty/workers comp with your current employer?

I always tell clients if you can find something "better," go for it. Never stay miserable just for your case. But it is definitely a case by case...