Yes. This may be considered two, separate claims from what you describe.

When you're visiting someone at their apt complex and you see a man talking to a group of kids and doesn't look right

The standard would be whether the security guard acted reasonably and within his or her duties as set forth in his contract with the apartment...

Traffic collision

Retain an attorney. Have them make contact with law enforcement and make arrangements on this issue. Your husband will likely need to face the...

Minor motorcycle accident, how to calculate what portion of settlement goes back to health plan

You need to contact the insurance provider request a "super bill". Present this to the auto insurance carrier and also ask for additional damages...

I was in an accident a couple of months ago in Los Angeles, CA. I was driving when another driver changed into my lane.

You would be at fault (partially) Only if your speed was a "substantial factor" in causing the incident. Otherwise, if the facts are as indicated,...

The only entity that can revoke your license is the California Department of Motor Vehicles. However, being reported to the DMV as having been...

My daughter sustained a burn to her hand and her side in a restaurant from a sparkler. Do we have a case despite no hosp visit?

If the owners or employees of the restaurant placed the sparkler in the inside in close proximity to patrons or of they knew or should have known...

5/29/13 fractured ankle on cracked uneven side walk

The "legal term of art" for what you are experiencing is called the "run around". You will continue to be ignored, in my opinion, unless and until...

Policy limit 250k; medical for injured claimed to be over 2 million possible settlement outcomes?

Depending upon the severity of the injuries of the pedestrian, you may be able to obtain a release for just the policy limits or less. You should...

Not at fault injury over policy limit in CA

To play it safe, you need to ask that your parents be included in the release agreement. Talk with your insurance adjuster about this and/or...