How can an attorney represent the Defendant in a civil law suit--personal injury--slip and fall--as well as the insurance

The lawyer doesn't represent the insurance company. S/he is independent counsel representing the insured, even though fees are paid by the insurer....

My wife rear ended someone over 2 years ago. She is now being sued for negligence, etc. Shouldn't our car insurance be covering

Your insurance company will only cover this if you notify them of the lawsuit. Send a copy of the complaint to the adjuster immediately.

How to chose a attorney?

First, you want an attorney who communicates with you. You may need to leave a voice mail message, but you should expect a return phone call within...

Do I have to get legal aid in Las Vegas or should I get a new attorney here in California

It makes perfect sense. I'm guessing your lawyer tried to settle your claims but was unsuccessful. A California lawyer can certainly make a demand...

Can inconsistent statements from unverified complaint be used to demurrer unverified first amended complaint?

No. A factual inconsistency between the original and amended complaints is not grounds for a demurrer. But it may raise questions as to the...

No. The litigation privilege protects litigants from future lawsuits. You cannot sue someone for taking legal action against you.

Is my law suit dead after 3 years and a defective service?

No. If the plaintiff properly serves you with the Complaint, you must answer.

We were in car accident. what we can expect to get for pain and suffering?

If you attempt to handle your claim yourself, you should expect to get little or nothing for pain and suffering. Most insurance adjusters will not...

I was rear ended on the freeway and my license previously was suspended but is pending. She won't fix my car. What can I do?

License status is irrelevant. Submit the claim to the other driver's insurance company. If they won't pay, sue in small claims court.

Car accident with both cars switching into the center lane.

There's no way to know who's responsible without looking at all the facts. But this is what insurance is for. Turn it over to your insurance...