I broke my toe in a grocery store on rubbish on there floor, are they liable for all of my medical bills.

I've been posting my biased opinions and comments here and there on the Internet and Avvo for a while now (since Al Gore invented the online...

If I am rear ended but the police report is not in my favor, and now my insurance co decides to deny any of my liability...

The car accident in which a person is rear-ended is called a "rear ender" by personal injury attorneys. This little nickname is a result of our...

Can a hospital be held liable for medical malpractice?

The relationship between California hospitals and their doctors is anything but straight forward. To shield each other from the liability, these...

Do I have to pay for a car accident that I didn't cause?

What does one do when faced with such adverse parties and questions of who is at fault? The answer is... hire a lawyer. We personal injury lawyers...

How can I sue a person or place a hold on his future driver license when he changed his phone number and is hiding from me?

Personal injury attorneys make it their business to know who to sue, what damages to seeks, and how to go about obtaining compensation for their...

Auto accident denial, Do i need a lawyer?

Insurance companies do not want to admit their insured is liable. Witnesses lie or get confused or make mistakes. Police reports are not the final...

How long do I have to sue an attorney for malpractice?

The State Bar of California has a recovery fund for victims of abuse by naughty attorneys. However, getting money out of that fund may be harder...

Should one person cause another to lose $500, he or she should pay up the $500. Failure to pay should result in a small claims court...

My daughter was 100% fault in auto acc. in california. She is being sued personally./$500k. How likely is this to go trial?

Should an at fault driver's auto insurer offer policy limits, and the claimant/plaintiff refuses to accept, there is a chance that a jury could...

Mal Practice Attorney-What is time limit that I can sue.

In general, and subject to exceptions, in California, the statute of limitations for medical malpractice is one year for private party defendants...