Every case is determined uniquely and there are as many as a dozen factors considered—permanent restrictions, injury, body parts injured, wage...

Don't agree with the total loss value the other guy's, who was at fault, insurance company offered, can I sue them at small clai

If they value the cost of repairs approximately 75% of the value, they will total it out per their insurance contract. If you don't want it...

Can I sue a landlord 9 years later

You would have 2 years after you turned 18 in order to file suit. If you were 15 when this happened and that was 9 years ago, you are too...

How do I go about reporting a rape when there is little evidence?

You go to police. Period. Let the police determine whether there is enough evidence to prosecute.

Can I sue a landlord 10 years later

If the accident occurred 10 years ago, the answer is almost certainly a "no." The only way the 2 year statute of limitation would be extended...

Can my spouse take half of my check for a car that was totaled in a accident, even though I make the car payments on it?

If the car is registered in both your names then you will have to share the money.

What steps can be taken if someone's house is on fire and it catches on to my mom's house and they will not pay for the damage

You have a couple of options. First of all, get a public adjuster to assess the damage and the cause. Second, make a claim with your mom's...

My job has to go to the Circus Court in Chicago for a case against the company will I be able to sit in?

First of all, let's hope it's a Circuit Court and not a Circus Court! Second, unless certain witnesses are excluded during testimony, ANYONE can...

Can an attorney retained by insurance appear on my behalf in Civil Court without my prior approval or knowledge?

Read your policy--it's almost certainly part of your policy that furnishes a lawyer--free of charge to you--as part of your policy. Why exactly...

How to pursue a personal injury claim and illegal repo of my car?

Your sole remedy would be against the people (repo men) who actually injured you and/or their employer.