What happens if a driver doesn't stop after backing into me and discovers and reports damage to their car?

Also, in my experience, anyone who fled the scene will likely misrepresent the facts if they do choose to report damage to their car and claim it...

Do we have to take a structured settlement?

The law of the state where the tort occurs generally governs this type of "conflict of laws" question. But tell your lawyer if you don't want to...

Does my husband have a case?

I just checked the Tennessee statute of limitations and it appears that you would have a year from the "discovery" of the potential claim to file. ...

How do I find a legal malpractice attorney where the underlying case arose out of a catastrophic personal injury?

:Legal mal cases involve the "case within a case" doctrine. The "underlying" case is the original injury claim; the "legal malpractice" case is...

To be honest, it sounds like a very difficult case. "Internal bleeding" can be characterized as a known risk of the procedure and fortunately,...

What type of attorney do I need. None of the specialty listings ever apply. The issue is nursing medical neglect I think.

You should talk to a medical malpractice lawyer in your state, but from your email you may have difficulty showing significant damages. Good luck.

If the accident was the other driver's fault you have an injury claim, which would include lost income if you're actually terminated. It sounds...

Car Accident: I'm the defendant in a personal injury case, and my attorney told me that I don't have to show up for

"Your" attorney is hired and paid by your insurance company, but he has a legal duty to you. It sounds like both sides agree that the case will...

Legal Malpractice

Legal malpractice cases almost always involve the "case within a case" doctrine. The "underlying" case is the matter the client brings to the...

Is the medical payment and compensation that the insurance pays you negotiable?

It's very common for adjustors to try to "run over" unrepresented claimants. Some companies have actual "departments" of adjustors who handle...