Hospitals aren't necessarily a requirement to prove pain and suffering, but medical treatment often is. If you had medical treatment (you didn't...

I completely agree with the earlier answers. I would like to add two things: 1) You should know that, if this was a plea deal, the State's...

As has been said by Mr. Korein, the insurer is using the wrong standard; the work injury only has to be a cause of the condition, and not the cause...

You should ask your attorney; this can be complicated and no-one here has enough information to say "yes" or "no (not that it's that simple...

It's your case and your attorney contract; the contract will describe your obligations and is controlling. Subrogation is a right of repayment...

Lawsuits consist of two basic parts, those being being liability (fault) and damages. If you don't have one of them, then the other (no matter how...

It's not clear to me what is involved here; you probably need to ask your attorney what this withheld money involves. If Mr. Hoffman is correct and...

This is an offense that you don't want on your record; it can follow you for many, many years and mess up your life. Get an attorney and don't try...

What it's "worth" in terms of cash value without an attorney depends on many factors. Without an attorney it's probably worth 1/2 to 1/10th of what...

These matters are controlled entirely by the insurance policy, since it's a contract between you and your insurer. You need the entire policy to...