Can I sue?

You don't need an attorney. Sue the other driver in Small Claims court and prove your case. Bring your son to testify. Bring the repair...

Is there anything that i can do? is there a law that can assist me with dealing with my car insurance

If you have collision coverage, get your car fixed through your own policy. If Mercury collects from the liability insurance of the other driver,...

If i bought a car and registered it in my name and boyfriends. No insurance And he got in an accident. Who will it affect?

It won't affect your driving record, but you are liable for the permissive use of your car. $15k/person, $30k per accident. $5k property damage.

Is there legal action I can pursue on the Insurance company, driver or Insurance policy holder to repair my vehicle?

You can sue the driver and the owner for the property damage and rental car expense.

If you son is not insured under any other policy, then he is limited in his recovery to wage loss, property damage and medical expenses. Settling...

How long does it take. For my lawyer to receive my hospital lien bill.

Your attorney sounds like he is doing his job. It can take a long time to resolve medical liens. He should be able to tell you the specific liens...

How can I sue my professor because of ruin my life and make me to try to suicide?

It's unlikely you could successfully sue for the conduct described. A consultation with an educational attorney would be helpful. It may be that...

What can I do when the doc prescribed inappropriate drugs to my parents without doing proper assessments and following up?

Off label drug usage is common and frequently helpful. It is not per se below the standard of care. Further, you have disclosed no damage caused...

Evidence Code § 788 allows the introduction of a felony conviction "for the purposes of attacking the credibility of a witness." However, like all...

Being sued after minor car accident

Let your insurance company handle it. It said that it would do so. It is always possible that there might be exposure above your policy limit. ...