Yes, there's a case. The amount of the recovery will depend upon the nature, extent and duration of your injuries and pain. So, you should go...

It is not uncommon at all. Cutting off the possibility of spending further money is the reason insurance companies want to settle in the first...

Most personal injury lawyers would prefer to work on the injuries and leave the property damage for the insurance companies to work out. Find an...

Yes, you can file suit for injuries. However a suit has to be filed either in the state where the accident happened, or in the state where the...

Assuming that you have tangible evidence to connect the spider bite to the hotel, you might have a good case. If it turns out that there is...

That depends upon your wage rate, whether the settlement includes unpaid TTD, whether there was unpaid medical bills included, whether you returned...

You may have a case or you may not. It depends upon several things. First, do you own the property (and therefore maintenance would be up to you)...

Your employer's fleet insurance may or may not have uninsured motorist coverage that covers injuries to an employee. If it doesn't, you may have...

Yes, if you were hit from behind, suffered a whiplash and incurred hospital bills, you have a case. However, if there is only scratches to your...

Once you've been cleared to return to work full-duty with no restrictions, you can change jobs any time that you want. There's nothing about...