Personal Injury (CA): Once a case has been decided for the defendant, and new info comes to light, is there anything I can do?

I agree with the advice of my colleagues. I would simply add that you never say who owns or maintains the cover. The city and the telephone...

Does the Statute of Limitations cover Loans that were taken against a pending settlement...?

Your ONLY option is negotiation which would be best handled by your attorney who should be giving you this advice.

I work in retail and currently have fmla for my father's terminal cancer. I have or almost run out of fmla time for the year

I wish I had better news. FMLA is limited to 12 weeks per year. Taking care of your father may be the right thing to do but it is NOT your...

Life insurance

Your husband's insurance is the one that names him as the "insured." As the prior post suggests, the agent or company can easily assist your...

Can the cut your hours???

Absent a contract or collective bargaining agreement, a Florida employer has no obligation to maintain your your hours or rate of pay, so long as...

Are my rights being violated if I have an ongoing FMLA issue with my employer, who has not made reasonable accommodation?

If you are on an Family Medical Leave Act (FMLA) leave, why are you surprised you are not considered for these positions? You are NOT able to...

In a auto accident case, is the doctor's lien sent to the lawyer's office or to the insurance company, or both?

Your attorney should explain this. Yes, they almost always send the lien to both. If the insurance company has notice of the lien, they cannot...

Missouri adopts and enforces Federal Wage Laws (FLSA). FLSA requires that you be paid for all hours worked and time and a half for all hours...

Is it mandatory to file a claim with the auto insurance company of the driver who hit me

What you need to do is to consult with a local personal injury attorney. An initial consult should be free. You need to determine who is at...

Is there any difference between having a case heard by a arbitrater or having a trial.

You are NOT in suit. You have a claim which is pending before an Arbitrator at the Illinois Workers' Compensation Commission. Are you proceeding...