Settle in an agreement: Car Accident

If you were seriously injured, you will settle for short money without an experienced personal injury attorney. If you were not seriously...

There is no such thing as "trying to sue" someone. Either suit was filed or it was not. If it was not, ignore them. If it was, No worries. ...

I ws never informed i was at fault in a car accident 3yrs ago. How can i appeal this if possible?

As I already indicated, if they waited 3 years to file suit, it will be dismissed. Why are you wasting your time on this? Your insurer, at the...

Will workmans comp still have to pay my husband's wages

It's going to depend upon whether the doctor classifies your husband's current situation as a direct and inevitable result of his prior injury or...

Does an inmate have to sign something to give his public defender the right to waive his preliminary?

What was the consequence and why is your boyfriend upset? How did this hurt him?

Can I b terminated from a job when the injury was substained on the job and I have a legidiment excuse from a doctor.

Assummng you are not protected by a collective bargaining agreement or contract, an FMLA request is the ONLY way to guarantee you will not be...

Will IN Section 8 housing terminate our voucher for non violent misdemeaner theft charge?

Not automatically but there is broad discretion.

I have a workmen comp case that has been settle. all the bill have been paid by workmen comp.but my lawer keep putting me off.

He can't. Moreover, it violates ethical standards for any attorney to lend ANY money while a case is pending. Either you have mischaracterized...

I was hit in an accident 3 yrs ago and I am now being sued for $50,000. I was driving and insured under someone elses car.

No worries. The simple answer to your question is NO. The statute of limitations is 2 years in Illinois. Simply give the paperwork to the...

Can I sue the driver at fault for a car accident to recover the difference between the car's fair market value and my car loan?

Absolutely, positively, NOT. This is not a gray area and details just don't matter. You can never recover more than the fair market value. Blame...