The clear and simple answer to your question is "NO." There is something that you don't understand. Go to the ARDC's website (www.IARDC.org) and...

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Ask your attorney to explain. No WC attorney should give you a number without explaining how they arrived at that number. If you twisted your...

Perhaps I don't understand your question. You can never receive any payment when you are the at-fault driver. Your insurance will cover the cost...

Your driver's license should be adequate to prove that you are the registered owner of the car. Impound/storage fees add up quickly and they will...

I agree with Mr. Hoffman's assessment. The short answer to your question of whether you can sue your employer is "NO." YOU are liable for all of...

FMLA provides, at most, holding your job for a maximum of 12 weeks per year, without benefits and without pay. You do not tell us when your leave...

I agree entirely with Mr. Hoffman. Your employer has no liability for damage to your vehicle. You may need a copy of the security video,...

This is really a personal injury question. Your homeowner's insurance covers damage to property and usually covers personal injury to individuals...

A lot is going on and nothing is clear. You seem to be alleging that the police or fire officials exercised more force than was necessary. If you...

You tell us that you are represented by an attorney. It shouldn't have anything to do with "how hard he's willing to fight." Rather, the outcome...