Workers compensation Lawyer
Practice Areas: Workers Compensation, Personal Injury, Arbitration
1. Unfortunately, yes, the DMV can suspend your license. 2. If the other party has no insurance, then you have the option of filing a small...
Without knowing the details of your case there is no way I can provide you with a proper analysis; however, keep in mind that there are filing...
I agree with my colleagues. I feel as if you are giving much more meaning to the officer's comment. Fault will be determined by both insurance...
Yes, it is possible for prior medical records to be allowed, more so if they relate to injuries to the same body parts involved in the current...
No, they are not the same in California. Per California Civil Instructions: "Gross negligence is the lack of any care or an extreme departure from...
Unfortunately, since your vehicle was not insured you would fall under Proposition 213 and are not entitled to pain an suffering; however, you may...
I recommend that you ask your attorney. He/She might be able to do that for you. I don't think switching attorneys would make that easier. Lastly...
This question is impossible to answer definitely. With litigation there is always a chance that things can swing either way depending on the jury....
Firstly, your insurance company should be handling this for you. Secondly, you should have hired a personal injury attorney to help you with this....
All of these questions can be answered by reviewing your retainer agreements. Usually if one attorney is substituted out he/she will place a lien...
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