Most likely, this is a potential workers' compensation case at best. The "picnic rule" is what would determine whether this was a mandatory or...

In a word, yes. FMLA and workers' comp run concurrently, so you don't have much choice. If your doctor takes you off work, you are on FMLA. Once...

Generally, schools are immune from negligence suits, and can only be found liable if you prove "willful & wanton" behavior. This does not seem...

As discussed privately, much depends on liability and damages. If the person claims you failed to pay, that could give rise to a dispute in what...

First things first. Lawyers who handle workers' comp generally handle high volume because fees are so low--20%--and are generally not great at...

If you have no idea why he withdrew, you can only have another lawyer look at the file, possibly talk to the withdrawing lawyer, and hope he/she...

Worth a consult with a local lawyer or with one in your home state who can investigate. Without significant injuries, or medical treatment, it may...

It's not just getting out of it or not, it's avoiding a conviction that can impact your driving rights. Is it worth spending a few hundred dollars...

You should hire a traffic lawyer to avoid a conviction. You should file a police report as required by law. You should submit a claim to your...

Your narrative is all over the place and confusing. Have you hired--in writing--both a personal injury firm and a workers' comp firm? Have you...