Unlicensed child wrecked uninsured car causing me damages. Do I sue the owner of the vehicle or the minor's parents or both?

I don't see that the parents of the 14-15 year old would have any liability, unless they knowingly entrusted the vehicle to the teenager.

If your case settled for a gross amount of over $200,000 but you are receiving only $5,000 then that sounds off to me and some explaining needs to...

Fell in my employers parkingllot, employer aware, didnt fill out report says im just fine fluid on knee after fall, can i claim

Unless your store manager is an orthopedic surgeon, I would take what he says about your knee and throw it out the window. As noted, if you were...

Yes. If your apartment is not fit to live in your can move out. Take a look at Chapter 92 of the Texas Property Code, the law on residential...

What kind of attorney do I need if any to pursue this if it is any kind of case?

You could send them a certified letter and remind them of the law. Texas Occupations Code §159.006 mandates that a physician who receives a...

Can I sue my hospital for mal practice?

Marc Stewart is a medical malpractice specialist, and his answer sums it up well. While you may have been wronged and what happened may have fallen...

All Medicare physicians, providers, and suppliers who offer services and supplies to QMBs (Qualified Medicare Beneficiaries) must be aware that...

The insurance company is offering $150 for compensation, should I accept?

Sounds to me like the insurance company is trying to hurry you and your daughters along and get you to take a settlement and sign an agreement,...

What kind of lawyer can i hire for Slander and defamation case?

If the slanderous and defamatory remarks are clearly traceable to a particular person who is making them and the individual is very wealthy or has...

My son developed acute myopia due to an antibiotic eye drop. Can we hold the pharmacy, doctor, and hospital liable?

To bring a case against the ER physicians, the Healthcare Liability Act (Ch. 74 of the Texas Civil Practice & Remedies Code) requires you prove...