As pointed out by my learned colleague, Mr. Candiano, you have no other choice. I would recommend paying the deductible, letting your carrier pay...

These are almost never viable cases for a whole variety of reasons. First, circumcision is not always "perfect," and may need revision in a small...

While I'm glad your son is okay, this obviously shouldn't happen. Whether there are enough (or any) damages to justify anyone taking this case is...

No injury, so it's whatever your damage is worth. Did you get pictures or an estimate or two? Did you have insurance? If so, did you make a...

There is no legal case here that I can see, unless there is some possibility of one under the ADA. Basically, they were rude to you for failing...

I'm sorry to hear about your loss. I assume your question is whether your brother's friend can be sued for liability. First of all, it depends on...

I'd caution you to read your workers' comp insurance policy first. As someone who worked for a lawyer who once filed a WC claim for his neck and...

This is a situation with a written offer before they were hired, so it's 50% over any written offer. Basically, asking for the difference between...

This seems to be a fairly standard workers' compensation settlement agreement or attorney retention agreement, but you don't provide any...

Without a serious traumatic experience (you witnessed a coworker get his leg chopped off, for example--"zone of danger"), you won't have a viable...