Sounds like no permanent injury, so no case worth pursuing from these facts. Unless you require additional treatment, nothing here. Besides, this...

Forty years is way beyond any possible limitations period under any legal definition available. Unfortunately, you’re far too late to have any...

First, the letter merely indicates that your policy limits may not be adequate to compensate the claimant. Typically, these letters also suggest...

Can you sue? Yes. Should you? Doubt it. You’re way over your skis. You don’t mention any medical treatment, nor do you mention anything...

This is a criminal matter that should be reported to police; not a civil matter worthy of suing over since collecting sounds impossible.

Insurance companies can charge whatever they want and they aren’t prevented from using your old driving record as a basis. I’ve never heard of...

Well on those facts, it’s very possible that you could be convicted, especially if you post details in a public forum. Better idea is to retain...

Using identifying names is a bad idea, so remove them. If your supervisor attacked you and you sustained an injury requiring medical treatment,...

No one can determine that without a review of your medical records by an expert doctor. Start the process by talking to a malpractice attorney.

I believe you are asking if you can pick up a new second job. That is a question for your lawyer before doing that, as you may have a wage...