When is it ever right, OK or advised for someone to file a civil law suit pro bono?

You need an attorney in your corner on a case like this one. Perhaps you can find one who will allow you to do a lot of the legwork on the file and...

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Probably. But don't try to do it yourself. First, see a doctor if you are still in pain. Then consult with a local attorney. I am sure you can...

You absolutely should hire an attorney. I previously worked almost exclusively for insurance companies, and I have seen the kinds of offers they...

There is no subrogation claim,interest or lien from health insurance company yet in personal injury claim but can they claim ?

Who is telling you that the insurance company does not have any interest in the settlement proceeds? If you are relying solely on the fact that...

Who/how do I sue an insurance company for the property damage of our car which was totaled, and the other driver is at fault?

You would sue the at-fault driver, not the insurance company. If the total claim is for $5,000 or less, you can sue in small claims court. The...

As Personal Representative, can I go to court to delay an attorney? If possible, what actions are available to me?

It is not clear to me what you mean when you say you want to "delay an attorney." If you are hoping to buy some time to hire an attorney, the best...

Should our insurance co be responsible for the diminished value of our 2013 car when there is no other source of recuperation?

It will depend upon the wording of the policy. Take a look at it. If you think it is covered, I think you'd find that it is pretty easy to file a...

Car accident yesterday in Seattle, WA. (minimal damage.) I do not have insurance. Any Pro-Bono attorneys? What should I do?

The bigger issue is the potential for a personal injury claim against you. I'd want to know if the other driver is claiming to have been injured. ...

Community's home insurance company suing tenants for fire damage to house.. Landlord pays insurance to community as HOA dues.

In general, when an insurance company pays a claim, it has the right to seek what lawyers call "subrogation" from the party who caused the loss. ...

I have seen it happen, but it is unusual. Typically it only happens if the injured party makes an unusually bad impression, r if the defense...