Generally, in Illinois, suing for Intentional or Negligent Infliction of Emotional Distress (IIED/NIED) require a physical harm. Without a...

Anyone can sue anyone for just about anything. And if you chose to waste your time and money suing these people for this, you would be wasting...

It sounds like Mr. Candiano is on the right track. I'd only add that it seems like you did not have an actual ruling, but instead an informal...

Much easier would be file a claim with your carrier and provide it with the info you have and let them do the work to track it down. If they do,...

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That sounds terrifying and very sad that something like that should ever occur. But legally, you have nothing. No injury and no actual contact,...

Inconsiderate and uncaring yes. Malpractice, probably not. Especially because you can’t prove you wouldn’t have had that outcome anyway....

This would appear to be a question of whether there was legal malpractice. In that case, the best place to start would be another criminal defense...

Likely an allergic reaction to the drug. It happens. It happens to me. Probably no significant damages so no viable case. Go to a doctor...

File Insurnace claims with all possible insurance—your homeowners and the hotel. But if the items aren’t of much value other than sentiment, a...

Your question was posted under workers’ compensation. If do, that shouldn’t matter. However, I suspect this isn’t a wc issue and more of an...