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.

Only someone who understands all factors, including the insurer, the injuries, the risks and costs of trial, the upside possible value, the...

Before getting into suing a municipality and their various immunities, let's start with "I ALMOST crashed my car." In other words, nothing...

Read your contract. Not only will it specify exactly who gets to keep what insurance checks, how claims are handled, and how the adjuster is paid,...

Thank you for choosing me to answer your question. However, I do not and have never practiced family law, and I can't give you any answer...

Bad treatment or poor bedside manner is not medical malpractice. Your husband suffered no injuries or damages. Complain to the hospital...

Nope. Without any illness or medical care, you have no damages and thus no case worth pursuing. Contact the management and you should get a...

Get a lawyer. They won’t take you seriously unless you’re represented. You don’t mention injuries, but get medical treatment and file a police...