Bone broken by a chiropractor, how to seek damages?
You sue the person who injured you. Their insurance then defends them, assuming they had insurance.
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You sue the person who injured you. Their insurance then defends them, assuming they had insurance.
You will not be able to oppose the substitution, they have a right to choose their counsel. You can however ask the judge to not change the...
If vets are like attorneys, then the vet would get in trouble with the vet board, so I would suggest starting there.
No attorney would be able to properly advise you without reviewing the entire contract and asking you lots of questions.
Yes, you can sue them in small claims court. However, you might consider consulting with an attorney, and many offer free consultations, to see how...
Legally speaking, yes. However, some companies have policies against this sort of thing, or at least as to supervising family members.
Pay them the money still owed on the car. Your bank though should not have cashed it without both signatures.
Likely. As the passenger you would be considered free of fault. Contact a personal injury attorney near you to get more info.
Without researching, I believe the general rule is that once you are then off the clock for the day, they don't owe you. It's the same when they...
Depends largely on what your contract with your distributor says.