You have no case against CHP. You do not have a right to a competent investigation. The police frequently make mistakes and omissions, in almost every traffic collision report.

You have a claim against the girl, and the owner of the other vehicle. If she did not carry sufficient... View More

Get a second opinion. Doctors are not required to give you medication if s/he does not believe it is medically appropriate. If you think the doctors are wrong, you are free to go elsewhere.

Serve the proper person, and file a Request for Dismissal w/o Prejudice of the incorrect person with the same name.

If you are talking about an insurance company for another person who might be liable to you for damages caused by an accident, the insurer can dispute its insured's liability, and the extent of the damages, until there is a settlement or a final judgment.

If you are talking about your... View More

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.

Attorneys cannot make the other party settle. Settlement is a voluntary process that requires both sides to agree. If the defendant doesn't agree, it doesn't matter how hard your attorney "pushes."

What is your question? Typically, the court sets a Case Management Conference with the Complaint is filed. If there is no date set, you will probably need to consult with an attorney to find out why. However, the bigger question is what you hope to achieve by suing someone without insurance (I... View More

Youor retainer agreement should state the percentage fee. It is typically 33 1/3% to 45%, depending on when the case is concluded. If the retainer agreement specifies 60%, you might want to talk to the State Bar.

If your lawyer has overcharged fees, which I cannot tell from your message, you can file a complaint with the State Bar.

Starting a claim on your own, starting a lawsuit on your own. Both are extremely stupid. You have given yourself two disastrous choices.

It depends on the condition of the sidewalk, the size of the deformity, how obvious it was, etc. You and your mother will need to consult with an attorney for advise about your specific situation.

All of those things you don't know would be evidence of negligence. Without evidence, you have no case. If you had a case, it would be in Small Claims.

You haven't asked a question, but you can contest the citation. Good luck.

Yes, a complaint can be filed, Whether or not you can win depends on a lot of factors that cannot be resovled on Justia.

The heirs of the deceased worker can file a wrongful death medical malpractice claim against the doctor, although I foresee difficult issues of proving your contentions if the meds were "uncharted."