answered on Oct 4, 2017
It is common to set up a guardianship to pursue the claim of a minor claimant who has been injured by someone else's negligence.
For two weeks I had heaving bleeding and blood clots bigger than my hand coming out of me while I had the mirena in me. I went to the obgyn and they told me I was pregnant. Prior 3 weeks before that I keep urine on myself and I took a at home test which said I had a uti . I went to that same clinic... View More
answered on Oct 4, 2017
Claims related to Mirena IUDs are currently in litigation. Contact a Mississippi personal injury attorney for additional information.
Do we have any recourse?
answered on Oct 4, 2017
You will want to speak with a Mississippi attorney about your injury claim. There are certain instances where you would have a recourse.
By the whirlpool this what cause the ingry to his head I took pictures before we left he has to tale a few day of work as well
answered on Oct 3, 2017
There may be a claim for this injury. If you plan on bringing a claim you must make sure to file suit before the statute of limitations runs in Mississippi.
answered on Oct 3, 2017
You may benefit from the advice of an attorney to determine if you have a claim and when it should be filed. Be warned you only have a limited amount of time to bring a claim and you should consult an attorney if you wish to bring a claim.
What can I do, my order was simple: fried chicken with fried chicken rice, honey chicken with fried chicken rice, and sesame seed chicken with fried chicken rice, I told no shrimp and am allergy, but on the sesame chicken plate, that was my plate, combination rice with seafood, I can send a picture
answered on Aug 31, 2017
Ask for a refund. I assume you didn't have anaphylactic shock. Understand you do not get a recovery for what could have happened but for what did happen.
Hello...Does Mississippi State have an IIED law whereby a spouse is harassed and bullied to the breaking point of committing suicide? Intentional Emotional Distress. Can you please refer me to Case Law for wrongful death on this topic? Thank you for your help.
answered on Aug 6, 2017
It would be up to the DA to charge. Contact a womens law project in your state for case law if any.
answered on May 29, 2017
The township or police can be called. It's difficult with neighbors as they can take things personally. I have no magic answer.
On Saturday January the 14th I had a house fire, we put the fire out before the fire dept. arrived, when the fire dept. did arrive they went in the house took a fan in to blow the smoke out and cleared us to go in said fire was out and everything was fine, my fiance, our 4 kid's, and myself... View More
answered on Jan 23, 2017
Go with the homeowners, let them take care of it. 1) very tough to prove they left it be; likely they don't have heat sensing equipment and did what they could to check. 2) you left, so you're saying they should have watched? 3) you live there--you may need them.
I've had 22 surgeries & leg amputation since my ex took my kids. I recently received an email from my daughter & everything that she's been told have all been fabricated by her dad & his family. They are outrageousl! This has caused severe clinical depression & PTSD.... View More
I am referencing MDL 2326 vs Boston Scientific with an average of $4.6 million (5.6m average including punitive damages). My case is particularly similar having several surgeries and damages.
answered on Nov 14, 2016
Ask your attorney. Short answer is that the first trials are usually better than average because the plaintiffs have been hand selected. MDL settlement amounts may be lower also because there is a tendency to as a whole give a little less than a jury might win. Also, on damage issues, most trials... View More
Truck driver turned into my lane causing me to have to drive off the road to avoid being hit by him. I went up a curve and hit a fire hydrant. The trucker then tried to leave the scene. I then had risk driving my damaged car to chase the trucker down to get any identifiable information on the... View More
answered on Oct 10, 2016
Him forcing you off the road would result in a claim by the city that you'd have to get his insurance to pay. You have a claim for your injuries, the damage to your car. If there was a camera at the intersection see if there are images you can look at.
Contact a member of the Miss.Assn... View More
The other party claimed no bodily injuries. The responding officer gave me no ticket of any kind. At the time I had no license. It was expired. The last license issued to me was on 6/4/2010. Now I am finding out 7 years and 9 days later that my license is suspended because a judgement was found... View More
answered on Oct 4, 2016
1lesson--if you have a license, renew it while it's valid. Way easier, avoids the driving on expired charge;
2) Go to the DMV. Get a prinout of their history of your license. If there is a judgment notice they got, see if they can pull that and give you a copy (reason is it may just be... View More
The other party claimed no bodily injuries. The responding officer gave me no ticket of any kind. At the time I had no license. It was expired. The last license issued to me was on 6/4/2010. Now I am finding out 7 years and 9 days later that my license is suspended because a judgement was found... View More
answered on Sep 25, 2016
I have seen cases similar to this in the State of Florida. You should contact an attorney to see if a payment plan can be worked out with some kind of arrangements made with the Division of Driver License in your state. Good luck.
Back and lost my job, can i freeze the life insurance proceeds of his wife so I can file a civil suit as well and all the money doesn't get wasted on his criminal defense?
answered on Sep 18, 2016
Talk to a member of the Mississippi Assn for Justice. They give free consults. Whether you can get the insurance proceeds is a good question. Some states would say yes, some no.
I recently filed a claim with my insurance which was reinstated on the same day as the accident involving an 18 wheeler. My claim was denied and my insurance was cancelled. Once I went to get a rental I found out that progressive said my policy was cancelled on the 27th and the accident happened... View More
answered on Apr 3, 2016
You may not have insurance as of the date of the crash. Your insurance company is taking the position that you did not have any coverage. This, in turn, will save the insurance company the money it would have paid out on the claim. When insurance is cancelled, there are certain notice provisions... View More
Bought a micro mini pig as a christmas present for my daughter pd good money for pig and met the owners and pig parents they knew the pig was to be an indoor pig for a gift and the pig ended up with mange and my daughter and i got scabies from mites and had to be treated over a period of 3 weeks.... View More
answered on Feb 16, 2016
More info is needed to advise. Talk to a local injury lawyer.
Please Take Notice: I am not your lawyer unless we enter into an engagement agreement in writing. This is only general information. It is NOT legal advice, and it may not work for your specific situation. It is impossible to... View More
On 5/21/15 my husband was injured when he turned a high voltage panel on.It arch, resulting in 2nd and 3rd degree burns. 2nd degree to his face and chest and 3rd to both arms. He did have skin graft done on both arms.
immediately following the accident he was rushed to the ER and transfer... View More
answered on Nov 16, 2015
In many states, a third-party claim might be possible even when there is worker's comp (if the facts support it). Talk to a local injury lawyer about the specifics.
Please Take Notice: I am not your lawyer unless we enter into an engagement agreement in writing. This is only general... View More
A passenger was riding on the back of my motorcycle. She decided to let go of me and somehow fell off the back. We got her a ride home. No police were called and no accident report was ever filed. It has been 4 weeks and she has now hired a lawyer. They contacted me for insurance information but I... View More
answered on Sep 5, 2015
If a lawsuit is filed against you, you'll have to answer it on time or you can lost by default.
Please Take Notice: I am not your lawyer unless we enter into an engagement agreement in writing. This is only general information. It is NOT legal advice, and it may not work for your... View More
answered on Sep 5, 2011
The "statute of limitations" or the amount of time in which you are able to file a claim varies from state-to-state. In Washington state, there is a three year period in which an injured person has the right to sue.
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