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As others have said, insurance companies will play games with claimants that do not have an attorney. Even if you do not have a serious personal...
The release should state the amount that they plan on paying you. If it does not, do not sign it. Typically, the defense will get the release and...
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Do you mean a civil lawsuit? Or do you mean suing him by yourself as a civilian? This would be called "pro se." If you've been injured,...
America is great because you can sue anyone for anything! With that being said, you may or may not have a case. Generally there are two obstacles...
There would need to have been some sort of dangerous and/or defective condition to sue. But 8 stitches may mean a permanent scar - and that should...
It's as if some people don't bother reading the whole question. The 6 year statute will start to run when he turns 18, meaning he can bring suit...
You potentially do have a claim. However, as the previous poster stated, there is not enough information. Contact a medical malpractice attorney...
Call your lawyer that the insurance company assigned and discuss this with him - he's your lawyer. But, based on the brief description, it doesn't...
You certainly can try, but, as the most of the previous posters have already stated, you will probably not be able to find a lawyer willing to take...
I would recommend paying your attorney a visit in his office. Often, just showing up may be all you need to get some answers. Depending on the...
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