When I sign a release form to settle under my uninsured motorist claim does that include PIP as well?

You need to get a lawyer to review the release. This is an example of why releases should not be signed without lawyer review. Generally,...

Daughter in accident (her fault), other driver suing insurance. Second letter from court requestiong daughter's presence.

Insurance company will handle the case for your daughter as far as civil claims and damages the other driver is seeking. HOWEVER, the...

Do I have a suit for a malpractice case?

As others have said, you may have a negligence case against the first doctor. However, you must obtain your medical records and consult with a...

Illinois workers comp penalties. What does it mean when an arbitrator has ordered comp to pay them?

It has to do with determining they wrongfully withheld or denied benefits or medical treatment. The arbitrator awarded what the Act provides,...

What will happen at court?

1. Report it to your insurer and they will handle it. 2. Do not let your wife testify in court as this is surely as losing argument. IF she does...

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Can I sue the man that hit my car with my six year old daughter in the back seat, and the man who hit me was arrested for DUI.

Certainly if either you or your daughter were injured and received medical or psychological treatment, you could pursue a claim or lawsuit against...

If you settled, have no injuries, and have no interest in penalizing this person, you have no reason to show up. If you signed a release and the...

Question about accident caused by my friend

If your friend did not have liability insurance that would cover him, it is quite possible the rental car policy will not cover this. It sounds as...

I think my insurance company is trying to cheat me!

Yes, it does happen frequently, which is how insurers make money. They reduce the value of your total loss, forcing you to get a lawyer to disprove...

Will i lose a lawsuit if my roommate took my car and crashed it? the car wasn't insured but he didn't have my permission.

If the keys were easily accesible, you might be on the hook. If you can prove he stole it, you may be okay. If you do get sued, make sure to...

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