Obviously, the policy limits are limited and liability is disputed. I don't think you understand, or your lawyer has explained, the risks and...

Agree with Mr. Brabender that you should talk to a lawyer. Very complicated case as far as foreseeability and whether the contractor had insurance.

You don't talk to the adjuster; you talk to your attorney. If you think you can avoid having a lawyer, you will find out pretty soon talking to...

First of all, I'm sorry for this terrible tragedy and your loss. As far as whether you are entitled to anything, that would have been governed...

You probably need to talk to a lawyer. There is no way a layperson can connect your lung issues with this product without medical testing. ...

Realistically, without any injury and just property damage, you're likely out of luck. Going after someone for property damage only is pointless...

For the most part, lawyers in the course of representation have broad leeway in what they can say and write about a party without being subject to...

What you describe is what we call the "no harm, no foul" situation. No injury, illness, medical treatment means no damages means no case. You are...

Think of it this way; when you purchase a car with a loan, the place you took the car loan out from is on the title with you, so they would be on...

I have reclassified this as employment and labor, so you will get answers from people who do that sort of work. Personal injury, this is not.