Unlikely, unless there is some showing that the injury occurred due to your trainer breaching some sort of regular protocol. People blow out ACLs...

"Could have died" is scary and awful. But personal injury cases, and product liability cases, which is what you're suggesting, are costly, and...

Unlikely. On your facts, either there is no liability on the restaurant or very little, and you are predominantly at fault, as you would be...

The only reimbursement for time off in workers' comp to which you are entitled is to be paid TTD during the times you are unable to work, after the...

You should report this to your homeowner's insurer as well as to the City's (which you have done) and let them figure out who is...

A leg is worth 215 weeks at 100% loss of use. That is multiplied by 60% of your Average Weekly Wage, which is your PPD rate. All that is...

It might be. But it doesn't obligate the insurer to pursue the other one. The simple fact is; leaving a private driveway means you have the onus...

If you have an attorney, none of us can help you, speak to you, or provide advice. You need to work with your lawyer or go it alone.

No injury means no damages means no legitimate case. Sorry, but all you get is probably a refund. Unless there was some trauma from the dead rat,...

Maybe. A lot depends on the specific facts and whether the storage unit manager was, or should have been, aware of the dangerous situation. I...