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This post is giving ME brain damage. Can I sue the OP?

Wow...just wow. I need a drink now. Thanks for the vote of confidence Michael. I guess the awesome results and settlement amounts my firm has received over the past year and a half have all been just pure luck :)

Well, I wasn't exactly trying to get technical but, in CA the SOL is tricky with Med Mal cases, I was giving a general idea. But, I can get technical. Medical malpractice actions must be commenced within 3 years from the date of the injury, or one year from the date the plaintiff discovers or...

He would never have to pay her "alimony" in the first place, considering they were not married. Most people would refer to the payments to her as "palimony" but that's technically not a legal term. Family courts have no jurisdiction over what would be a "non-marital relationship contract" Either...

Ask the adjuster to stop payment on the other check and cut you a new one because the attorney is withholding it

You didn't say what State you are in, keep in mind, some States, such as California have a 1 year statute of limitations on medical malpractice cases.

You know, you're absolutely right, I know NOTHING about the law, I MUST be stupid. You want to tell me how it works, then why aren't you writing the complaint for your lawsuit right now? When you do, let me know how it turns out. Tell the attorneys from Yukevich, Calfo & Cavanaugh I said hi. (By...

Statute of limitations in NY is 20 years to collect on a judgment.

You can barely admit the results of a lie detector into evidence in a criminal case, it would be ludicrous in a civil case...and seriously, toxic food? Give me a break, are you going to go over everything you've eaten since 2002 and figure it out? Stop desperately looking for a reason to sue...

I don't know about TX, but in CA attorney's have professional responsibility rules to follow which include not sleeping with their clients, he could be in deep too, I'd report them to the TX State Bar.

Nothing worse than a quackopractor with an ego who won't write off a measly $232

Prove the "damage" was caused by exposure to an LCD monitor. At this point, you don't even have the "evidence" because the MRI hasn't been done. No one can come back and make a product liability claim years after the Statute of Limitations has passed just because suddenly an "abnormal" MRI...

Typical reasons for tolling a statute of limitations include minority (the victim of the injury was a minor at the time the injury occurred), mental incompetence (the victim of the injury was not mentally competent at the time the injury occurred), and the defendant's bankruptcy (the "automatic...

Was the check made out for a lesser amount than your total bill? Sometimes attorney's will say "well I can get the provider to reduce the amount to $x.xx" and insurance companies take their word for it.

California has a 2 year Statute of Limitations on all Product Liability cases, you're about 5.5 years too late.

Have you ever thought of, oh I don't know...asking him what the hold up is and maybe an explanation of why "it might take some time"?

Sounds like a baby bar question. *groan* If it's a serious question, and not a homework question, give me hard evidence that it's truly an issue and I'll answer it for you (i.e. copy of a traffic collision report)

Leave it alone. Artful presentation more often than not, has some truth to it....

Your lawyer should get you a second opinion and do some research on the type of injury and treatment options.

Knew I should have done family law...damn ;)