I can’t speak directly to your question. However, you should probably speak with a local traffic lawyer. You don’t say who is at fault or how the...

One of my son's friends tried to move his car after football practice without permission and ran into another car.

You should notify your insurance. You should also notify his insurance, if he had any. Then let them worry about it.

If I settle my case and am still hurt will my insurance company still cover me or will it be considered pre-existing?

There are a couple of issues here. 1. You should never settle a case until you have reached you maximum medical improvement, unless you are...

Highway drug stop by Border Patrol agents. What happens?

I suggest speaking with a criminal defense lawyer sooner rather than later.

If I was rated 4 percent permanently disabled by a QME, does a 10,000 settlement sound right for a workers comp case?

Ask you lawyer. If you don’t have one, get one.

I was passing semi on the right thinking he was turning left into gas station but he turn right and hit my car am i at fault?

You should speak with a local lawyer about this. Many states have laws prohibiting passing on the right and I imagine it is never legal to use the...

My boyfriend was driving my truck in DC; someone has filed a supposed hit & run case but he did not actually have the accident.

Notify your insurance company. Let them handle it.

I received a letter from my Neuropsychologist, that my patient reports were stolen from a locked location.

Likely, nothing. You haven’t suffered an injury. I don’t see this as a HIPPA violation, and even if it was, there is no private cause of action...

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I stubbed my toe while gambling in golden nugget Atlantic city suffering a small puncture wound. Are they liable?

Technically yes, you could have a lawsuit. You would have to prove notice. However given the number of cameras and how often they inspect and...

If I am not at fault in a car accident and my car was totaled, but I have no injuries, can I still sue the other drive?

No. Why do you think you may be entitled to more than fair value?