Oes MEDICARE need to put a lien in a subsequent case (for Legal Malpractice)?... If the original/underlying case (which was ...
I think the answer is more likely than not a resounding yes.
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I think the answer is more likely than not a resounding yes.
Yes, though you may need to visit LA to see doctors and/or give a deposition.
Most med mal lawyers work on contingency and will evaluate your case for free. Why bother doing it yourself?
I can't tell what you're asking. You need a lawyer to help you handle the paternity stuff.
You are entitled to pain and suffering damages IF the person who hit you is CONVICTED of DUI. I would get a new lawyer if they don't know that.
Two months? That's not that long. You can just find another attorney if you want, and have them handle it from there.
It sounds like a great unfair competition or CLRA case. I handle these kinds of cases and would love to go after such a scumbag.
I think you'll have trouble with an elder abuse action, but you might have a chance on other theories, including potentially against the broker's...
This could be a very strong case. You need an attorney to pursue it. All the best.
I do this kind of work and have beaten arbitration agreements before. Also, if your parent didn't sign it, I'm not sure it's enforceable anyway.