My parked car was hit by a 79 yr old lady, along with two other unoccupied cars. Are we gonna get state farm to do us right?

Remember, the insurance carrier, State Farm or otherwise, is neither your friend nor your good neighbor. The sole goal of any insurance carrier is...

I was in an auto accident. Can I still get paid for myself and my vehicle?

You should obtain needed medical care and treatment immediately and follow your doctor's advice. Do not give any statement to the adverse party or...

I suggest that you write a letter to your attorney and request a face-to-face meeting with him within the next 10 days, to discuss, in detail, the...

How do you prove a lost career opportunity in a PI case?

Your wife will need the assistance of an experienced personal injury attorney. The attorney should obtain a work capacity evaluation of your wife...

How much is too much? What I thought was 50 / 50 contingeny has turned into me owing my attorney after the settlement.

It is unclear from your posting exactly what kind of case you may have had. The fee agreement language you quote is somewhat unusual and, perhaps,...

After I sign statement and medical release what happens next?

Why you should pay an attorney to assist you is because, even with a "clear case", you do not appear to know how or to whom you should be making a...

Should I hire an attorney?

Probably not. In order to make a viable claim, you need to have substantial damages which would warrant the expenditure of your time, costs and...

My daughter was in a car accident. she was t-boned and the other driver got a ticket for failing to yield. Whos insurance wil

The adverse driver's insurance company should pay for the damages. If the adverse driver is not insured,your daughter will have to rely on her...

Does my uninsured motorist apply?

Unfortunately, the scenario you describe is not an uninsured motorist claim. UM claims apply when an adverse driver, who is uninsured or leaves...

Please explain a "lost Opportunity" claim for a Florida PI case?

The type of claim you are talking about is sometimes referred to as a "loss of earnings potential '. Generally, to correctly develop this type of...