Can I sue a hotel?

I hope that any injuries that your daughter sustained were treated immediately and will not result in permanent damage. Your case would rest on...

Can i do anything about McDonald's when i order my food and when i was eating the food there was something hard it was a tooth

If the "broken tooth" in your food was due to the McDonald's negligence, you may have a case; however, you have to prove it and its existence...

Can I seek a civil suit against another driver or AAA for a driver whose 100% at fault for compensation of any kind?

Sorry to hear about your accident and injuries. However, the way you described your case is quite confusing. As I understand it, you want to...

What steps should we take in a work-related injury?

I understand that her employer was able to take care of the financial liability due to the accident. However, like what you said, the therapist...

What are the drawbacks from filing a claim with the at fault insurance driver insurance company and you are an uninsured driver?

I hope that no one got hurt. Whoever is at fault should be held responsible for the damages. The lack of insurance should have no bearing when...

Yes, you can be sued. However, if your granddaughter had your permission to drive your car, your insurance company can cover the damages depending...

Based on your statement, there seems to be negligence when the lid of the cup was not secured properly. That eventually caused the chain reaction...

Is filing a police report days after a car accident illegal or seen as a hit and run?

No matter what kind of accident, a police report is a must. Even without injuries, you should've reported it to the police. Since it's been just a...

Can a suit be filed if someone hits my parked car in driveway? There was no physical damage to car and person left the scene.

Like what other's here have mentioned, without any kind of damages to your vehicle, you don't have a damage to claim. There's no need for you to...

Subrogation? I am not sure how to respond to it.

This notice means the other party's insurance company is about to sue you so that they can collect the damages they paid for. However, the only...