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answered on Jul 27, 2014
The worst case scenario for you is that you fire the present lawyer who then puts a lien on the file and you have trouble getting a new lawyer because of the first lawyer's lien. Your best bet is to consult another Arizona personal injury lawyer and see if you can line up a different Arizona... View More 
back is healed. He has expended his family leave time. He has been ask to resign or he will be fired if he can't return to work. Is this legal? His car accident was not work related.
answered on May 13, 2014
I am not familiar with Arizona law. However, there are certain things you can do. Consider contacting the Arizona Fraternal order of Police. They may be able to help. You should also contact an Arizona attorney who has expertise in employment law. Good luck.
I was walking into the building and the mechanism broke off the door fell and hit me in the head. I was in the Hospital for a while, gave me whiplash aswell as strained my neck and spine and is preventing me from going to work.
answered on May 21, 2013
This sounds like a lack of proper maintenance. I would contact the manager and let them know you would like to speak with their insurance. I recommend that you consult with a local attorney to assist with the resolution of the claim to maximize the amount of your recovery.
Best regards.
answered on Jan 26, 2013
There are 3 main types of attorneys fees. An hourly fee means the attorney charges you bsed on the number of hours worked. A fixed fee applies when the fee is determined in advance, regardless of how much time is spent and regardless of the outcome. A contingent fee means the attorney's fee is... View More
answered on Nov 12, 2012
I am not licensed in AZ. You should consult a personal injury lawyer licensed in that state. You will have to show that the hotel had some fault in your injury. That is not clear from your answer. You should make sure if you are receiving treatment that you tell your medical providers what happened... View More
answered on Sep 22, 2011
A health care provider is negligent if he or she failed to exercise the degree of care, skill and learning expected by another professional having the same training and experience. Doctors and hospitals are not liable for every mistake. However, like medical advice, with legal advice you can always... View More
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