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He’s put his hands on me 3 times for thinking “I was cheating”. The last time was the worst. Right after the altercation, he had sex with me as a way to “make up” for his wrongdoing and I questioned him over and over as to why would he have sex with me after he became so physical.
My grandson and I were stopped and then rear ended hard. Massive damage to my car and believe its totaled. Plus it has left me with suffering and injuries. We went to the hospital..whiplash, neck pain, back sprain, and headaches...The other driver was issued a citation by the police. She provided... View More 
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answered on Jul 19, 2018
You will need to consult with an attorney on how to go after someone who did not provide insurance st the time of the wreck. Seek out an attorney who is experienced with litigating complex car wrecks.
multiple myeloma cancer its consider as a occupational disease what type of lawyer to get to file a claim
answered on Jul 19, 2018
You probably need a personal injury lawyer or a lawyer specializing in insurance law.
Looking for legal advice on if I need to retain a lawyer or not
answered on Jul 9, 2018
I can help you with that please advise situation at hand!
My relative was hit by a train not at a crossing. This was after being involved in a car accident where he was disoriented officials report which made him walk along the train tracks.
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answered on Jul 3, 2018
Very often the incident report will have wrong information in it. You will need someone to address this inaccuracy otherwise the insurance company will use it against you.
It is VITAL that your family get in contact with an experienced attorney who can guide you through this difficult process.
I’m a Longshoreman at ILA Local Union 1414 Savannah Ga. I was injured in training while driving when steering wheel kicked.
My Union says they are not responsible even though they schedule and send members to training with our employer, Georgia Stevedore Association. via their... View More
answered on Jun 29, 2018
You should be covered but understand going against some unions can mean you get blackballed. Just sayin'
So what you do is look for an attorney that handles Longshore Workers Compensation Act cases.
I fell behind in my payments cause of unexpected open heart & coriodt artery surgery which displaced my whole family. I made them a $ 2500. pay in Mar., & ask for my payments to be reduced but was declined. I now live with family in jax fl but the pawn is in ga. I really need my suv to get... View More
answered on Jun 29, 2018
You need to speak with a consumer law attorney in the county where it happeened or the AG Consumer Protection office for the state where it happened.
Husband has Parkinsons. He wants an RV, but I refused to cut a check from the LLP. He has managed to borrow on two credit cards that are in his name. This is outside of the LLP and without my endorsement. Is the LLP libel for any wrecks or nonpayments that he may incur?
answered on May 22, 2018
You need to consult the lawyer that drew up the llp (hopefully not drawn up by an online site), consult an elderlaw attorney. I'd also suggest a family therapist because just erecting walls won't help your relationship.
I have a 1 year old son who is in daycare. About 3 weeks ago my son had lice. I called the daycare and made them aware of the situation. My sons nurse informed me that he got the lice from another child in class when i called the daycare i asked had another child had lice. They informed me that... View More
answered on May 22, 2018
You would have to show they knew the other kid had lice. But yes, you could make a claim against them. However they may not be happy to have your youth in that daycare, so make alternate daycare plans. Contact a member of the Ga.Trial Lawyers Assn for your county--they give free consults.
My 8 year old son broke his wrist while playing at a friend house he had to undergo surgery because his hand was completely broken away from the wrist. He was transported to the hospital by ambulance from the friends property. He ended up having to spend 2 days in the hospital. I am wanting to know... View More
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answered on May 1, 2018
It may depend on the details and mechanics of the accident, but it's absolutely possible to get compensation from the homeowner's insurance. Get a free consultation with a lawyer to learn what your options are!
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answered on Apr 23, 2018
You can probably hold the school district liable for workers comp benefits, yes.
answered on Mar 20, 2018
You would appear to have a case that is worth following up. I suggest anyone with such a claim contact a member of the Georgia Trial Lawyers Assn.
I was told that if the other car was found anyway liable at all even if its a little, that i can go after his insurance. Im jist finding this out..and since i can't go after my mom, they said i can go after him and the owner of the car. He was deiving his brother car who wasnt in the car at... View More
answered on Mar 21, 2018
If it happened in Alabama, you contact a member of the Alabama Assn for justice in the county where it happened. They give free consultations.
If you got hurt in Ga., contact a member of the GaTrial Lawyers Assn in the county where it happened. They also give free consults.
In the fall I hurt my back. For 9 years the pain just kept getting worse. I ended up having surgery in Nov.2017. I am still out of work to this day and in jeopardy of losing my job. After the accident they gave me a office job, and I pretty much made my own hours. I'm guessing this was to pacify me.
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answered on Mar 6, 2018
Maybe not. It depends on what has happened in the meantime. Best to walk through it with a workers comp lawyer to be sure. My office offers free consultations.
No received a ticket Driver received a citation for improper use drivers license
answered on Mar 6, 2018
As a passenger, you have the right to sue either of the drivers for your injuries. You should see a personal injury lawyer to assist you.
I took pictures and got there information myself. So the police werent called. When I filed the claim they couldn't find an active policy. My insurance is asking for the police report saying it may be required. But if they presented insurance at the time of the accident I wouldn't have... View More
answered on Mar 26, 2018
You are required to file a report within 30-60 days under most policies. If it's not over that file one. Second, ask DMV to have the guy's license & tags suspended. If he has a policy that should do it. Last but not least contact a member of the Md. Assn for Justice-they give free consults.
If we do that, we lose our $1,000,000 umbrella coverage. If we then have an at fault accident and someone dies, and they sue us, can they take our house and IRA investments?
answered on Feb 11, 2018
Unlikely but that's why you have insurance--to minimize risk. However look first at the policy. Would reducing it make that big a difference? Per month? I ask because the biggest hit is for zero to 25.
It was from negligence of the staff,well she's had surgeries,she's been in the hospital several times,now she's back in again with the infection that should have never happened,she's in bad shape this time
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answered on Jan 27, 2018
It appears that Georgia has a 2 year statute of limitations from the date of the injury. There may be some exceptions or extensions of this general rule / law. Contact a malpractice or nursing home attorney in your geographic region as soon as possible.
answered on Jan 25, 2018
Aggravated assault, aggravated battery, and simple battery are all possible charges.
Newnan Georgia
answered on Jan 22, 2018
You can defend yourself from someone that you reasonably believe is trying to harm you physically. "Reasonably"
is the key word. More information is needed to see if you have a self-defense claim.
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