You can sue, but you would likely only recover a few dollars without any kind of documented medical treatment, so it likely would probably not be...

If you do not want to settle for $100k and that is the highest amount they will offer (which I agree seems low if you are being recommended for...

If you are asking about suing the person that you believe caused his death, then you would have one year from the date of death to file a lawsuit. ...

If you have been there for at least one year and there are more than 50 employees, then it may qualify under FMLA medical leave. Under FMLA,...

If you do not have insurance, then you would be considered "no pay no play" which means that you are prevented from collecting the first $15,000 of...

Louisiana is an "at will" employment state, which means that you can be terminated for almost any reason or no reason at all with very little...

The EEOC does not award any amounts of money. The EEOC investigates a charge. If it finds cause that a violation occurred, then the EEOC will...

Yes, you can be fired if you are not in a contract for a definite term. Without a contract for a term, you would be considered an "at will"...

If you vehicle has been totaled, then the other driver's insurance would pay you for its retail value. You can also file a claim for you and your...

The State drops the case with a legitimate certificate of death. The victim can still sue in civil court the perpetrator's estate (if he/she had...