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Unless you are significantly injured as a result of the needle, you don't have a case.

You have a claim against the fleeing driver. California extends an immunity for high speed chases in most circumstances. A lot more detail would be required to evaluate whether your claim against CHP would be allowed.

They don't need your consent. Workers compensation claims are a public record. It seems that they just confused two people with the same name.

No. That's part of his job. Refuse to sign the settlement breakdown until you have the information necessary to agree that it is true.

You will have to explain this better. It is unclear whether you are a Plaintiff or a Defendant, whether you failed to file a timely answer or the other party did. It is unclear whether a Default was entered, a Default Judgment was entered, or neither of those. If a Default or Default Judgment... View More

Hope you've got UM or UIM insurance.

Unclear whose loan document it is, whether you have any right to possess it, or disclose it; whether there are any privacy rights of third parties involved, how "uploading" verifies the document, what the terms of service of this unknown website are, how long it retains the document you... View More

Can't really tell what happened due to typos in your message. Can't tell who is at fault, whose truck flipped over, whether you were hurt, etc. Please contact a personal injury attorney to discuss your potential claims. Notify your own insurance company of the incident and get needed... View More

Call your homeowners insurance and make a claim. Let it worry about collecting from Nexgen. You will have to pay your deductible, but if your insurer recovers from Nexgen (or its insurer), you should get your deductible refunded.

You can sue but it's a giant waste of time. You aren't injured and your insurance company will pay to repair the property damages without the time and money of a lawsuit.

Contact an elder abuse attorney to discuss the potential claims.

It doesn't matter who is at fault. The other driver is uninsured. If he is at fault, who is going to pay for him? They guy who can't even afford insurance? Make a claim to your own insurance company and it will pay to fix your car and it will try to pursue the allegedly at fault driver.

You will have to have an attorney review the document. It’s unclear whether it is a contract or just a disclosure. Also unclear is whether the increase in price will justify the legal fees to dispute it.

Potentially, but you will need to ask Utah lawyers specializing in sexual abuse cases. Currently, you are in the California forum.

It is potentially bad faith. Whether you can prevail may depend on whether your insurer is able to resolve the claims against you within your policy limit, or whether it agrees to pay any sums for which you are liable even above the policy limits.

You haven't asked a question. If you think you are going to get sued, notify your insurance carrier. If you want to make a claim against the bicycle rider, you would probably be better offer proceeding against your collision insurer and letting it try to collect against the rider.

Maybe, but it’s unclear why the bed caught on fire. It’s not hard to see the flame, which calls into question why you didn’t see it.

If you were in the course and scope of employment, the employers insurance covers the collision. Your private insurance will exclude coverage for commercial driving.

The dog you found was never yours and, therfore, could not be stolen from you.