You would sue the driver and/or owner of the car that hit you.

You do not need a lawyer, but it is strongly recommended. Traffic ticket lawyers expedite your case and help you at trial. They are inexpensive.

Typically, if you are suing someone then you are the plaintiff and have the burden of proof. You must prove that your truck has a diminished value. If you have documents that prove that, then you should provide them to the other side to prove your case. Of course, your question raises many other... View More

A plaintiff has two years from the date of the accident to file a lawsuit against a defendant. There are caveats involved so you should speak to an attorney.

It is always helpful to retain a lawyer to help you. Insurance companies play crafty tricks on unsuspecting car accident victims. Lawyers help cut through those games.

You have three years from the date of the accident to file a lawsuit. If your injuries did not appear until after the accident, that is okay - every person injures differently. Finally, you are right about taking the "victim" as you find them. We call it the egg-shell plaintiff rule.

Can you provide more information? What kind of request? What court and how wrong was your name? I cannot answer your question without more information.

go to this link: http://public.nmcompcomm.us/NMPublic/gateway.dll/?f=templates&fn=default...

and search "medical malpractice"

I do not believe there is anything legally you can do. If the doctor does not feel comfortable doing what you request, he/she will simply not do it. I am not a medical doctor, but it sounds like you need a second opinion.

You can search online on lexisnexis.com (need a subscription); nmcourts.gov (free); or call the NM Medical Board.

The next step is to contact a personal injury attorney. The attorney will look at whether you have a malpractice case against the hospital and proceed from there.

You have three years from the date of the injury to file a lawsuit. There are other caveats that are involved so you should speak to an attorney about your case.

I am sorry to hear about your loss. Your questions depends on the Release of claims your father signed. It is possible he released any and all claims that could be brought by his heirs on his behalf. This, however, does not mean that you are forever barred. It just depends on the Release... View More

If you were injured by a product and received treatment from a hospital due to the product, then the hospital is entitled to place a lien on the case to recover the costs associated with your treatment. There are more details involved in which it would be wise to contact an attorney about.

If the TX manufacturer distributes its products in Mississippi then it is subject to Mississippi courts. If you purchased the windows in Texas and the manufacturer does not sell its windows in MS then it will subject to the Texas courts. There are caveats to both scenarios that an attorney would... View More

The Lipitor litigation has just recently begun and there have not been any verdicts yet.

Yes, many law firms take on medical device liability cases on a contingency basis. There is no ethical dilemma there.