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I don't see any sort of negligence on the homeowners part. Your child strayed onto their property, you should have been watching her more closely.

Workers Comp. Depends on the circumstances though. Could have 2 different claims. For example, if you were in a work vehicle and someone else caused an accident and that's why you lost a testicle, then you would be able to make a claim against their insurance and Workers Comp. Always depends...

Wellllllll trials are VERY expensive and like I said, if they have a small policy limit it's probably not worth it. I would ask about the policy limit.

Have you requested the policy limits from the insurance company? If there is a low policy limit there may not be enough money left to pay. They will not pay out more than the limit. If that is the case and you have Underinsured Motorist Coverage (UIM) you might be able to make a claim for that...

Does the accident report state the light was non-operational? If so you may actually have a claim against the city. I would contact a lawyer to deal with that part because Government Claims can be kind of tricky. Who did the accident report put at fault? The van, correct? No other contributing...

Do you do anything to contribute to the diagnosis, like smoking? You have to be able to prove that there is a mold problem, how do you know there is a mold problem that is causing this? Unless the mold issue has been documented in your medical records there's probably not much to go on...

Why wouldn't she be able to sleep in your room? If she sleeps in your sister's room how would that really be all that different from sharing a room with a sibling? What is your legal question? I don't see the issue.

Do you have any prior medical issues with your back at all? Have you been getting medical treatment for a year straight, or do you have any gaps in treatment? What type of medical treatment have you been receiving for a year? Just Chiropractic? Or More? Do you have documentation of your wage...

Just be thankful you weren't injured and move on. Make them aware of the problem so it doesn't happen again. But, as far as actually suing them for attempted murder.....not so much.

If she files a lawsuit against you and wins, it would be a legal miracle.

If you get ANYTHING that is owed to you through DFAS, PLEASE tell me how you did it. I am in the same situation. They tell me he is a "Reservist" so he only gets the "Reservist" pay. I know he works on base M-F so maybe he works as a civilian? Either way, I haven't been paid in 6 months, I had a...

Unfortunately if you are speeding insurance companies can use it against you. Their defense is even if the van did pull out in front of you, if you hadn't been speeding you may have had an opportunity to avoid the collision.

If someone has crappy credit and someone with outstanding credit co-signs the person with the great credit is always the principal person on the loan. They are on the #1 line. You should have never co-signed for something like that without TRULY understanding what you are getting yourself into...

I don't know any personal injury attorney's who will take a dog bite case that minor, especially against a person who doesn't have homeowners insurance (at least that's how it is in California). Just in case you're worried about her suing you.

Read the terms of the warranty contract. Does it cover the transmission? Some extended warranties only cover certain items. Some warranties say things like 1 year OR 70,000 miles.

It's really hard to give you verbage that you NEED to use in your demand without knowing all of the facts and circumstances regarding your claim.

Pre-existing injuries are a problem. If you are claiming your pre-existing injury was exacerbated by the accident they want to compare the last 10 years to after the accident. I have tons of clients that have to sign authorizations to release records like that. It's not discrimination....it's...

If you have Uninsured Motorist Coverage for bodily injury, use it. That's why it's there. You can sue the other guy, you might get a judgement but they are difficult to enforce.

The doorstop was really nothing out of the ordinary....not to sound too harsh but, you should watch where you're walking.

Switching lawyers at this point would be pretty hard. I don't know many lawyers that will take over a case at the stage yours is in. It may not be worth it to them. Your current attorney can put a lien on your case for all of the work he's done. So, not only would you have to pay for the NEW...