After I have filed a pro per personal injury case, can I negotiate a settlement directly with the defendant's insurance company?

I agree with the other response here from Mr. Areshenko, that you need to consult an attorney. If you pursue a personal injury claim on your own...

Short answer: no. There are no appreciable damages and no physical harm outside of the two days you thought you may be pregnant. From a liability...

As a Board Director, is it acceptable to respond to Members without consulting first with the Board?

The attorney on your board is correct. If a dog bite occurs in a common area, there is potential, albeit a small potential, that the victim could...

Generally speaking, if you are involved in an accident in Arizona, the proper venue for a suit is in Arizona. It seems to me that the heart of...

Can I file to demand my roommate pay me for unpaid utilities bills and my deposit?

If you have a writing from her and a demonstrable payment history showing that the utility agreement was as you described, then from a technical...

Is it worth to sue Amazon for a wrongful delivery for the 3rd time?

The honest answer to the question is, no. There are no damages to your dilemma, and the economic cost of pursuing the action far outweigh any...

What should we do about harassment of our business by a collection agency for a bogus debt on a lease that was fulfilled?

You should consult an attorney that is knowledgeable about the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act. Collection agencies are heavily regulated by...

You may very well have a potential claim against the City for a dangerous condition upon public property. However, you have a very limited period...

What happens if defendent in not served in civil case in California?

You will likely be served. If the plaintiff fails to serve, they will have to explain to the court why they have failed to prosecute the matter. An...

Is there any rule about stipulation for extension of time to respond to Request for Admissions in district court ?

Keep in mind, when Mr. Kellener says you may be sanctioned, he is referring to the court ordering that you pay a monetary fine directly to the...