Contact an attorney. Your attorney can speak with the officer who wrote the report, who should then issue an amendment.

This is a personal injity question, but the ststute of limitations on such claims is 2 years from the date of injury. Contact a local personal injury attorney. Good luck.

Consult with a local defense attorney. 17 year olds are adults in the eyes of the Texas criminal justice system and he could easily be facing jail time for yanking a girl's hair if the county/district attorney decides to pick up the case.

What exactly do you need to know about such vehicle?

You can contact the Texas Department of Insurance, Division of Workers' Compensation. Your husband will need to provide his name and SS# and date of injury. They should be able to provide you with the information you need. You can also google the Insurance Company to see if they can tract the... View More

The child (via her guardian) should consider a personal injury suit against her mother's estate. There is a duty for a parent to support a child, but if the child's basic needs are met, the parent does not have to provide additional money

You, father,sister. You need to consult with an attorney of your own. Look for a member of the Texas Trial Lawyers Assn. in the county where the killing happened.

Just because she is a minor doesn’t mean relatives get to choke her out and punch her. If she is interested in charges getting filed then she should talk to the police to file a report and/or get in touch with the local District Attorney’s Office.

Check your policy for your Uninsured Motorist (UM) coverage. Unless you specifically waived it in writing, you should have coverage for your losses.

fmla only violated if she puts in the paperwork. This is America--you think it violates a law to not allow an employee time to go to an emergency room? If she left, was fired, she could argue it was not wilful misconduct because she was reacting to an emergency. That's about all the law does... View More

Not sure that they can't be sued. Suggest you contact a member of the Texas Trial Lawyers Assn in your county--they give free consults--as it's a very serious injury.

With depositions scheduled, I assume you have previously hired an attorney. If so, then you need to ask your attorney this question. If you haven't hired an attorney, then you should probably do so ASAP. Criminal convictions can be used against witnesses in certain instances, generally to... View More

I doubt it is an illegal act without more, although it is tasteless. You must be a sound sleeper. Suing them in civil court would probably not help much either because you would have to prove you were injured and have pecuniary damages.

You could contact the National Domestic Violence Hotline at 1-800-799-7233 or http://www.thehotline.org for help with this situation.

Yes. You can sue your brother and the other kids as well. These individuals are also criminally responsible for their conduct as well. Good luck.

Confront the V.I.P. and tell him you are aware of his criminal conduct. Given him an opportunity to clean up his act, and if he does not, contact the District Attorney to file charges. Make sure you tell the prosecutor who the lawyer is so he can be contacted when, or if, charges are going to be... View More

You very well may be able to continue your husband’s claim. Contact an attorney ASAP to discuss the process.

Hopefully you made sure the other person was included as a creditor in the bankruptcy and you are thus protected. Report his claim to that attorney.

The statute of limitations for minors wishing to pursue a cause of action generally begins at age 18. However, a claim could be brought sooner through a parent or guardian. You should first, however, speak to an attorney to determine if you have an actionable claim.