Could you be sued? Yes. The only positive in all this is that the insurance that goes with the car should cover it. So, if you do get named in a...

Your lawyer knows more than we do. It might mean bankruptcy is possible. It might mean nothing.

I don't think you have any way to sue the Attorney General for what you want. Your only avenue is to file a claim via the CV Act and wait. Like...

You indicate the first hospital misdiagnosed you. That seems to be a fact. Then, the second hospital diagnosed it correctly and fixed the...

Why not submit claims to your insurance and that of the shop and let them fight it out before wasting time suing?

Yes, I would echo that there are rules for sanctions in place for just this reason. Check out 137 if it's in state court. The fact is the...

If they live with you, you are well on your way to being extremely smart and responsible with robust coverage and a $1M umbrella. For that you...

Since you probably have nothing in writing to prove there was no refunding of money, it's a tough one for her to prove. She'll probably spend...

I agree with both of my esteemed colleagues. This is a textbook example of why you need a lawyer to handle your workers' comp case. You don't pay...

First, this is aggravated speeding--a Class A misdemeanor. It is punishable by up to $2,500 fine and up to 365 days in jail. YOU NEED A...