Mr. Hall's response is directly on point. This will likely be a case of comparative fault and the motorist will be partially responsible for your...

In general, it is likely more beneficial to you to use the same attorney on both cases if you believe that your attorney is properly handling your...

Find out the name of the contractor that performed the work and file a complaint with the registrar of contractors. The registrar will send out an...

Hire an experienced personal injury attorney immediately. The longer that you wait, the more difficult it will be for anyone that you hire and the...

Do yourself a favor, schedule an appointment with an experienced personal injury law. I assure you, the insurance carrier is not "working with...

The simple answer is yes, you can be held responsible for your dog's actions in harming the child. Arizona's law does not provide a "lack of...

Your time and effort will be better focused on recovering from your injuries and getting your vehicle repaired/replaced. You will be hard-pressed...

I know that it is not what you want to hear, but there is no valid cause of action associated with your situation.

Absolutely. You can sue the truck driver and his employer under this set of basic facts. Your damages will be limited to your property damage,...

I agree with the two prior attorneys, without seeing the document, an attorney cannot provide you with any guidance. That being said, the police...