I'm sure it was traumatic for you. In the world of personal injury, there is a maximum that no injury = no recovery. That said, if your seat's...

Food poisoning is difficult (read expensive) to prove. More importantly, it is unlikely that you will have any residual effects, especially given...

I agree with Mr. Hoffman. A good place to start is with her own doctor. Ask the doctor what, if anything, the hospital could have/should have...

The short answer to your question is that there is nothing you can do . Why did you settle your case? You realize that you had the option of...

As long as she had a valid license, the car should be covered and she should be able to access your med pay coverage (usually $1000 - $5000) for...

I agree with Mr. Hoffman and Mr. Sigmund that there is a long list of factors to consider. The settlement value of an injury is referred to as...

What are you asking? What help do you need? How long ago did this happen? If your car was damaged or you were injured and want the other driver...

Used cars are sold "as is." You saw the majority of the defects before you purchased the car. Any repair NOT listed in the bill of sale is NOT...

You are not telling us something. Based on your facts, you could NOT be charged with leaving the scene unless the other party insisted that you...

Technically, you have 2 years to file a claim. In reality, every day that you delay in reporting the injury decreases the likelihood of your...