You can sue anyone you want. As to if you will win, maybe. However, without a serious injury that required medical treatment, likely not a case...

Should I Just pursue a civil suit considering the gross negligence.?

For many claims you have to go through the motions and file a BOLI / EEOC complaint to be allowed to sue. But yes, they ultimately persue fee cases.

I was pulling out of a parking lot in portland oregon ?

The issue with finding an attorney is simply that you will have to pay them to do whatever it is you want them to do (not clear exactly what you...

Can I sue a company for conflict of interest of if the boss is married to the human resources lady ?

No. Now, if there are OSHA violations, you can file a complaint with BOLI over those, but just be careful about retaliation.

If my manager is telling my co workers that I'm responsible for stealing from company which isn't true? Can i sue or file claim

You could potentially sue for defamation, but those are hard cases to win.

Can I possibly get less money (settlement) if I hire an attorney than if I rely on my insurance to provide funds?

Your own insurance will most likely not try to get you anything. They will go after the other driver in subrogation to recover what it paid out on...

Received lawsuit for adverse possession funded by title company. Is name, address and phone number of title company required?

First, the FRCP only apply in federal court, so make sure that's where the suit is. Then, FRCP 26 are your initial disclosures, which as the...

How can I submit a subpoena?

First, unless this is a court case open, no one can subpoena yet. Second, unless you are an attorney, I don't believe you can issue a subpoena,...

Can my boss legally not allow me a lunch break at 6hr in Oregon?

At exactly 6 hours, you do get a lunch break; FYI the law only requires 10 minute breaks, not the 15 most companies provide. As you can see in the...

When is the best time to contest defects in a lawsuit, do defects have to be included in the answer to a lawsuit?

Since this is at least your third question here, might be time to go see an attorney. Or, depending on what the case is, turn it over to your...