If you were an attorney you would know the answer to that question. Even if you did, what are your client's injuries? See how that works,

They are on the hook, legally and ethically if they do not honor the bill as most likely it is via a Letter of protection. Ask the lawyer to have...

It sure sounds like you need to talk to a personal injury lawyer. They work on a no-fee if no recovery basis.

Thats a crystal ball question. Your lawyer is the only one who will have a handle on that. LIens may play a part, negotations, etc. Best to consult...

You need to get off the internet and talk only to a criminal defense lawyer at this point. ........................

They are looking to get their money back. If you are not making a claim, you can just ignore it. Or, say no claim is bing made. Go away.

I suggest you consult with another lawyer immediately. You raise points that cannot be addressed. Time is no on your side.

Your lawyer cannot pay you without paying the lien first. Talk to them and see whatthe hold up is. Maybe he is negotating the lien down. That takes...

99.99% No, as strange as that may sound, you have a conflict. The insurance company will dictate that, and they will always get an ad litem...

I agree with the others, but I will add that you need to watch your limitations period. You said two years- if the bite was over two years, you may...