A real estate attorney can help, or an injury attorney who consults a real estate attorney as required may also be able to help.

How do I get more treatment and where do I go?

You should find, and consult with, a personal injury attorney, who will be able to answer your question and help you with the rest of the process.

Other parties insurance company is requesting records two years prior to the accident.

You don't have an attorney to ask this question to? If not, I strongly recommend you retain one. As to your question, don't hand over your...

Is this a legitimate personal injury case?

I believe you have a case. I would see a personal injury attorney soon and make sure to listen to your doctor and document all your injuries, both...

I just don't know if I need to have an attorney involved. How do I decide?

You will, on average, receive more in compensation for any injury you will receive if you hire an attorney than if you do this yourself. That...

What is "providing legal authority supporting relief request"

It appears as though the "judgment debtor" filed a Motion to Dismiss that merely asked the Court to Dismiss the Bankruptcy (or possibly something...

Would this type of case typically side in my favor and would my former employer be responsible for my legal costs if he loses?

If you have the bonus structure in a contract, an attorney may take the case because the successful party can get attorneys fees by statute. ...

Would this be a considerable case ? What do you think the chances of winning the case would be?

Unfortunately, I believe you will succumb to the assumption of the risk doctrine. Sorry. Knock it out of the park during your Senior Year. Good...

If the statute of limitations is actually 2 yrs, how do I answer?

IF the SOL is 2 years, you file a motion to dismiss on the basis that the SOL has tolled. I would seek legal counsel on this though just to be safe.

Do we have a case against the realtor company, negligence on their part for not addressing our concerns, leading to damage?

I, or any other attorney, would need to review the rental agreement/lease before being able to answer this question. If the rental agreement...