Personal Injury Claim, what options do I have a vailable?

You have until the two year anniversary to either resolve your claim or file a lawsuit, which will give you an add'l 5 years. Your son has until...

Can I re-open my sons birth injury case after being dismissed , it was never being taken to trial.

It depends on why it was dismissed. If it was dismissed "without prejudice" it is possible refile the lawsuit again and correct the errors that...

Can I sue a target store where I had a slip and fall they have me 30 days after that they offered me a 25 dollar gift card .

Yes. You have two years to resolve your injury claim with Target. But if the two years is coming soon or Target denies liability you must then...

File a clame with a lawyer 2 years ago, I signed the agreement, I had a personal Injury. He told me today that it wasn't filed.

Even if your lawyer could not communicate with you, he is obligated to preserve the statute of limitations by filing the lawsuit. This allows for...

Should I accept 10% liability?

This is a common insurance tactic to nickle and dime you to death. Clearly, the car backing up had a duty to make sure her path was unobstructed...

If you demand in writing that the insurance company disclose their insureds limits they must forward that request and get their insured's answer in...

What is liability when 1 dog is attacked by another dog, both off leash in public park, & attacked dog bites attacking dog?

The way you present the facts, it sounds like you have a legitimate defense. I would be surprised if the insurance company files suit in small...

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Some on changed her driving lane and i was trying tpo avoid so i went to the side walk, i have liability insurance..

You are mistaken by thinking that "I know I have liability only so I lost everything". Your Liability only comes into use when YOU are at fault. ...

Is it wise to sue a hospital for

Medical malpractice case require the lowest legal burden of proof: "a preponderance of the evidence" I.e., anything slightly higher than 50%. It's...