Circuit court or local court rules are rules; not laws. But they are required to be followed in that venue, as are judge's standing orders. ...

Your post seems to not ask a question but make a statement. In essence, you must pay back approximately 75% of what workers’ compensation paid...

You have time to file for property damage, as it would be at least a 5 year limitation period.

Perhaps. Without there either being a defect with the hardware or an error by the doctor, probably not. Medical malpractice requires a...

I agree with Ma. Rabin. For you to have a potential product liability case you need a defective product and a serious injury. If you were...

If you’re on opposite sides, then only the person filing the motion would sign it.

If you hired a lawyer to handle both a personal injury and workers' compensation case, then yes, the lawyer could conceivably recover 1/3 (or...

You are misunderstanding the purpose of this site. It is not a substitute for a lawyer and it is not a "ask a question and have volunteers do...

This is not medical malpractice, as it is normal procedure to remove this to prevent bleeding, infection, and other negative issues. If the doctor...

You can't sue for what you want to sue for. Your only real recourse in this scenario is simply to vote with your wallet and find another insurer.

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