Can I Sue my worker’s compensation carrier for bad faith?
As Mr. Bollinger told you, you CANNOT sue the insurance company. There is much more going on here than you are telling us. You do not tell us...
Chicago, IL
Workers compensation Lawyer at Chicago, IL
Practice Areas: Workers Compensation, Car Accidents ... +2 more
As Mr. Bollinger told you, you CANNOT sue the insurance company. There is much more going on here than you are telling us. You do not tell us...
You asked this last week. Read my answer. In Indiana, driving 30 mph over there establishes a prima facie case for Reckless Driving. You are...
YES and YES. Given that you have medical insurance, you absolutely should secure whatever care you need, without delay. It is also imperative...
It is a shame that her trauma was needlessly compounded by probable human error. Your friend must not have contacted the police (who are empowered...
The simple answer to your question is yes. If you contest the ticket and demand a trial, the fact that the officer destroyed the paraphernalia...
I do not disagree with my colleagues about the possibility of various actions but it is a fact that the overwhelming probability is that he has...
I agree with my colleagues. I would only add that you need to make sure that the police report correctly memorializes that your car was parked at...
I agree with all of my colleagues. I only add that there are NO Provisions in the Illinois Workers' Compensation Act that have anything to do with...
There is something missing from your analysis. Irrespective of whether you or your sister was driving the car, notice of the ticket, notice of the...
As my colleagues have indicated, neither the insurance company nor any vendor can deduct money from a bank account without your express, written...