You actually have two separate distinct cases. First you have a work comp case. If you quit, there are negative ramifications for your work comp...

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You can quit your job but there may be negative consequences on your case. You would still be eligible for them to pay for authorized treatment...

Your daughter's "residence" is a question of fact. If that is disputed, you can sue your insurer and present the issue of your daughter's...

There is a possibility of jail time with a ticket for driving on a suspended, so you should seek legal counsel from an attorney that handles...

Ultimately, who is at fault is a question of fact for the jury or judge. All the facts have to be reviewed. Most insurance companies will find...

Kansas is a comparative fault state and ultimately if your insurance company doesn't pay him, this case could go to a judge or jury who will...

To properly answer this question, would need to know if his roofing company was a corporate entity, like an LLC, or just a sole proprietorship and...

It is hard to tell from the questions whether you were hurt on the job or in an accident like a car wreck. If work comp, the work comp insurer has...

Kansas is a no fault state. You have a claim for personal injury protection benefits through your own auto insurer, or if you don't own a vehicle,...

If your one year old son had injuries bad enough that you sought medical attention, you should let the manager of the McDonalds know about it. Ask...