I know someone filing a personal injury lawsuit. can I report to defense attorney?

Agree with my colleagues above. No need to get involved.

Never been in this situation and not sure if it's worth hiring an injury lawyer to assist and if so, if it's worth the fee.

You will need to speak with a personal injury attorney, who can give you a free consultation. They can advise you as to liability (who is at fault)...

Personal Injury in a store , due to the store management negligence?

You may have a case. First it depends on your injury. If there is any substantial injury then it may be worth pursuing. The liability picture is a...

Medical malpractice- 17 year old daughter had an ablation to fix A flutter. Cardiologist damaged area of heart

Medical malpractice cases, unlike most facts, are difficult to provide a proper response or analysis to without looking at the actual medical...

I'm not sure what kind of lawyer I need to help me. I am being sued for a car accident.

Agree with the attorneys above. Make sure to have the Statute of Limitations issue checked out immediately that may serve as a defense for you. But...

Slander

He can sue you. Anyone can sue anyone for anything. The question is can he win the lawsuit. If he actually is a child molestor, then you should be...

You should really discuss this with your own attorney and go over the agreement line by line with him/her prior to signing anything. Contingency...

Liens are never easily resolved and there is no easy answer to your question. Most times, hospitals do have a right to a lien following a personal...

Do I need a legal representation if I want to pay a friends medical bills after accidentally injuring him?

Insurance likely would not cover such a thing since it was intentional acts (although the injury itself was not intentional). If you really want to...

Can I file a personal injury case if I now live out of state and cannot be there in person?

Absolutely you can, that is what an attorney can do for you. You may need to be present for your deposition and or/trial, but ultimately you may...