Fiance was seriously injured in a head-on collision. Accident was not her fault, should we consult with a PI attorney?

You should consult with an attorney immediately. Your fiancé definitely has a compensable injury.

How do I ammend the personal information i provided in the police report?

Contacting the police and visiting the nearest command post will do the trick. They will take down all information on a form there for you.

How should I pursue communication in a PI case with an attorney?

Your best bet is to request a meeting with the attorney. If he wont meet with you, let his staff know that you will be seeking help from the...

Issue regarding losing a personal injury lawsuit and attorney fees for defense.

The decision to award fees and costs to the winner after a trial is left to the discretion of the judge. Some judges are more likely to do so. It...

Do I need to be concerned about this attorney's honesty, or be suspicious at this point?

The first thing you should do is ask for an in person meeting with the lawyer. A demand to the insurance company isn't normally submitted until...

What kind of fee does a lawyer charge to handle a case of medical malpractice suit besides his cost?

You can always negotiate the fee in this type of case. typically Lawyers take 33-40% of the recovery.

Can I talk about my car accident?

Before you give any information to an insurance company or anyone else involved in your accident, it is best to consult with an attorney. Some...

Question about malpractice lawsuits involving my lawyer for my personal injury lawsuit

Under the law, you can hire and fire a lawyer at any time. The lawyer can fire a client at any time (so long as its not too close to trial). ...

Do I have a winnable case? Is it passed the statute of limitations for the state? This happened in UT and I reside in NV

Typically, when the Statute of Limitations has passed, that forever bars all claims from going forward in the future. Your claim essentially poofs...

There is no set fee. You can negotiate that with your lawyer. The high should be 40%.