Technically, there is no requirement you do that. But we attorneys often approach this differently. Some colleagues tell the insurer to pound...

Unless you pull a copy of your driver's abstract from the Secretary of State (get one "for court purposes"), and it shows no issues with suspended...

I'd start by talking to a lawyer in this country. Most likely, if there is a viable case, that lawyer would have to enlist a lawyer in the...

Intentional tort is usually something like slander or libel, so fit it into the category that makes the most sense. Most typical personal injury...

What can you do? Honestly, it is not likely you have a viable malpractice case for your child. I'll explain why below. What I would do is...

Arguably, you should submit a claim to both your insurance and the garage's insurance. While you may have had no choice but to back up, you still...

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Left turning vehicle must yield. Obviously, the other guy was speeding, so it's not 100% your fault. But it's primarily yours in any...

Very complicated and fact-specific. It all goes to notice; what the venue knew and when it knew it. If someone spills a drink and you fall 10...

Waste of time suing. Read your ticket and online agreement. I'll bet you all the money in the world, you can't sue and are limited to specific...

I would file a claim with both the car wash insurance and your insurer and let them sort it out. They are responsible if they drove your car and...