When they take from my settlement Medical Liens in a Personal Injury Case do I get it back under no fault benefits?

If you do not have an attorney, you need to make sure with the insurance company whether the offer includes all of your medical bills (in which...

Rear ended by another driver

An attorney is not necessary if the other insurance agrees to pay for your property damage.

Do I have the right to pursue this?

You should file a claim with your own car insurance for the property damage and medical bills if you have collision coverage and PIP or Med Pay...

Can I start a civil case?

If you are asking about a potential claim against your doctor for prescribing the wrong medications, then you may want to contact a local...

Bad medical treatment, resulted with bone dislocation.

Maybe, depends on a number of factors. You should consult with a local medial malpractice attorney to discuss further.

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Do i have a right to sue a medical clinic for neglience?

Yes you can sue but whether you can make a recovery is another matter. The costs of litigating a medial malpractice claim may exceed the damages...

What should I do? My marriage is fallen apart and it's driving me nuts.

This is more if a divorce question. I'll redirect your question to that section.

I own a house in Texas. If I go in the nursing home, will I need to give my house to the nursing home or the state?

I'm not sure why you would have to give your house to the nursing home if you move in there. But you should consult with an Elder Law attorney who...

How long does a car accident settlement usually take when it involves an ambulance company?

They need to consult with a local personal injury attorney right away and file a lawsuit before 2 years has passed from the date of accident. ...

What can I do if my husband's ex wife has made knowingly false allegations against me damaging my son & myself?

Unfortunately, allegations (sometimes false, sometimes misinterpreted) are hurled back and forth between spouses and ex's in family law situations...