Wish to end a personal injury case I have against my employer
My answer is a little different than the others. True, worker's compensation is the sole remedy one has against one's employer for work-related...
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My answer is a little different than the others. True, worker's compensation is the sole remedy one has against one's employer for work-related...
Absolutely! You can sue them for damages even if they don't plead guilty, but the guilty plea is admissible in court on the issue of fault. In...
Whoa! Let's hold the show, here and not be so "ABSOLUTE"! The real answer is "Maybe...but it depends." One thing it depends upon is how much...
Yes, Yes...and Yes.! Your wife has legitimate practical concerns. She also has very specific rights and should seek out consultation with an...
Depending upon which county the case would have been filed in (county where the accident occured and/or where at least one defendant resides), you...
Depending upon which county the case would have been filed in (county where the accident occured and/or where at least one defendant resides), you...
Respectfully, I disagree with Mr. Brinkmeyer on his answer. I've handled wrongful death and dram shop cases for over 25 years. Illinois'...
Here's a detailed response: Absent a union or other employment contract provision, or an employer plan/policy that extends the period of...
Unsure of WA law. However, in Illinois the answer would be yes, if your responsibility for the injuries/death is proven in court---or established...
Here's the scoop: Yes, you likely have a clause in your health insurance contract that allows your company to seek reimbursement of the benefits...