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Law Office of Monica S. McElyea, LLC

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This information is not legal advice and is not guaranteed to be correct, complete or up-to-date. It is provided for general informational purposes only. If you need legal advice you should consult a licensed attorney in your area.

I slipped on a icy patch on the walkway in front of a commercial building. I now must a surgery on my hand. I do massage as a part of my regular incom

David B Harrison
Answered by attorney David B Harrison (Unclaimed Profile)
Personal Injury lawyer at Miller & Harrison, LLC
The liability fo the building owner dependson the exact facts of the situation - why the ice was there, how long it ws there, whether they woudl have reasonably been aware it was there, etc.  That said, if the building owner is liable, then you would have a claim for lost income, lost future income, lost opportunities, pain & suffering (if there was any), etc.  You have top prove that you lost the income due to the injury, etc. 
The liability fo the building owner dependson the exact facts of the situation - why the ice was there, how long it ws there, whether they woudl have reasonably been aware it was there, etc.  That said, if the building owner is liable, then you would have a claim for lost income, lost future income, lost opportunities, pain & suffering (if there was any), etc.  You have top prove that you lost the income due to the injury, etc. 
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Can I sue the military for the death of my son?

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Answered by attorney Andrew Tyler Velonis (Unclaimed Profile)
Personal Injury lawyer at Andrew T. Velonis, P.C.
No. The individuals who shot your son are responsible, not their employer or former employer. Were they drunk? Were they served alcohol while intoxicated? If that can be proved, there might be a cause of action against the club, depending on what state this happened in.
No. The individuals who shot your son are responsible, not their employer or former employer. Were they drunk? Were they served alcohol while intoxicated? If that can be proved, there might be a cause of action against the club, depending on what state this happened in.
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What can I do to speed up my personal injury case?

David W. Craig
Answered by attorney David W. Craig
Personal Injury lawyer at Craig, Kelley and Faultless LLC
Unfortunately there isn't a lot that you can do to speed up the resolution of your claim. First you do not want to settle until you know the full extent of your injuries or at least what your prognosis is and the cost of future medical treatment. It will take time for your lawyer and the insurance company to obtain your medical records and bills. Then they will need to know what your doctor thinks is related to the wreck and what the future holds for you. Once you settle then you can never collect any more money so you must know the full extent of your damages before settling.
Unfortunately there isn't a lot that you can do to speed up the resolution of your claim. First you do not want to settle until you know the full extent of your injuries or at least what your prognosis is and the cost of future medical treatment. It will take time for your lawyer and the insurance company to obtain your medical records and bills. Then they will need to know what your doctor thinks is related to the wreck and what the future holds for you. Once you settle then you can never collect any more money so you must know the full extent of your damages before settling.
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