Do I have a legal claim to negligence against a bridge builder

I can't speak to TX law, as I'm only admitted in CA, but generally whoever is is "control" of the roadway, in this case it sounds like a...

Should I fight the insurance company in court.

I can't speak specifically to MO law (as I'm only admitted in CA), but generally you're entitled to have your car repaired to as close to the...

Without knowing much about your medical history, it would be tough to talk specifically, but can offer the following general observations. In a...

I had my tubes tied in 2008 and became pregnant gave birth to a daughter in 2010 . Can I sue my doctor for malpratice

I'm not admitted in VA (only in CA), but can offer the following general observations. In a malpractice case, you first must establish that the...

My adult son borrowed my car and rear ended another driver. My insurance had lapsed. Am I financially responsible?

I can't speak specifically to OR law (I'm only admitted in CA), but generally speaking, in CA, an owner's liability is limited. In CA it's limited...

My former boss is slandering me. Do I have a case?

I am not admitted in NY (only in CA), so I can only provide a sort of general response. In general, all defamation actions (slander is a type of...

Can I sue my auto insurance company for an accident over a year ago?

A couple of points: (1) you don;t say if this was a solo accident, or if it involved another third party; (2) if it was a 3rd party, was he/she at...

To whom should I present video surveillance footage showing I was not at fault in a car accident?

The litigator in me would like for you to hold onto that stuff so that it could be used to blow the guy out of the water at trial, but I sense that...

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I was in a car accident and the person at fault is now avoiding the insurance calls; can I sue them personally?

The reality is that you DO sue the at fault driver personally. It's just that if the driver has insurance, the insurance company is required under...

I agree with Mr. Ward. CA Code of Civil Procedure section 364 requires you send a notice to the doctors you believe committed malpractice, giving...