The VA has strict requirements for proof of presence in Hiroshima or Nagasaki during August 6, 1945–July 1, 1946, which frequently causes denials of claims if records are incomplete or if the veteran served in nearby areas (e.g., on ships supporting the occupation).

You can 1. request... View More

1. Hire a criminal defense attorney. You have admitted to hit and run, which is potentially a felony. 2. Start cooperating with your insurance company. You and your father have a contractual obligation to do so. If you do not, your insurer can refuse to defend or indemnify you, leaving you... View More

If you had comprehensive insurance on the trailer, it will be easier to go through your own insurer. You can bring a claim against your friend if he was negligent. His liability insurer should cover the loss, up to its liability limits. If neither of you had insurance, well, good luck collecting.

Unclear to whom you are reporting. 1. Work your way up the chain of command. 2. Contact the licensing agency for your facility. As a whistleblower, you should be protected from adverse employment actions, and if that is violated, you may have a lawsuit.

She should go to the doctor and explain what happened. She should contact the County Agricultural Commissioner. She will need to provide: The address or location where the incident occurred or is occurring; The date and time of the incident; If you or anyone else experienced or is experiencing any... View More

If it’s in your ex’s name, it might be his car. However, you were driving. You had an accident. It’s your responsibility. It’s also your ex’s responsibility as the apparent vehicle owner who let you drive the car with his permission.

If the hospital erred in administering the proper dosage of methadone, that could support a malpractice claim. The value of that claim, if successful, depends on the harm sustained. The harm is not described, so no once can offer any suggestions on whether this is a claim worth pursuing. Your... View More

Yes it’s legal. Your employer has a duty to indemnify you for expenses you incur in the course and scope of employment. If you refuse the employer’s offer of a defense, it can argue that any expenses you incur were voluntary and it doesn’t have an obligation to indemnify you.

"Unauthorized" can mean a couple of different things. 1. You let someone, who was excluded from your policy, drive your vehicle. 2. Someone took your car without permission.

Under Option 1, you are responsible for the harm caused, up to the limits of ownership liability in... View More

Unlikely. Responding to a question on Justia does not form an attorney client relationship. Responding to a large number of questions on Justia from the same poster on the same topic might, I suppose. You would then have to prove that the responses were wrong, and were below the standard of... View More

If you have been injured as a result, you may have a claim. Injury will mean your condition progressed from treatable to not treatable, or that the nature of treatment has changed and will leave you in a substantially worse position than if treatment had been provided in 2021. Ordinarily, your... View More

If multiple doctors missed it, I will estimate that it was hard to diagnose. Also, it is unclear what the impact of the misdiagnosis is. The impact appears to be caused by the fracture, rather than a misdiagnosis. Consult with a medical malpractice attorney for specific advise about your... View More

You have no case against the dispatcher. The dispatcher also caused you no damage. If you, or anyone in your household, carries automobile insurance which includes uninsured motorist coverage, you can make a claim against that insurance policy. Talk to a personal injury attorney to discuss your... View More

The Federal Reserve Bank doesn't collect money from taxpayers. That's the IRS. If you must, the contact info for the Federal Reserve for the western US is here:

federalreserve.gov/aboutthefed/federal-reserve-system-san-francisco.htm

Money damages are based on a lot more than what you have posted, so no one can give you an accurate response. Age, part and future medical expenses, past and future pain and suffering, permanent disability, past and future wage loss, etc. are all things that attorneys would consider in trying to... View More

It depends on the case. Demands letters can be complex, with full argument and evidentiary support for all material facts that support liability, full sets of medical records and billing, and support with comparable cases which have settled or gone to verdict. Without knowing what your attorney... View More

You will need to retain a medical malpractice attorney. If you had recurrent proplapse, colpocleisis might have been the best available option, but it would seem that your surgeon should have obtained consent before proceeding. I review of your medical records by a surgeon and attorney to... View More

That was 28 years ago. Any statute of limitation has long since expired. Your mother likely sued for wrongful death of your brother, and was likely awarded the policy limits of the drunk driver. Even if you were within the statute of limitations, there is likely no other money to collect. It is... View More

A policy is not a law, so violation of a policy is not illegal. However, it is illegal to record another person who has a reasonable expectation of privacy, like in their home. Whether that applies to a common garage is unknown, but since there is a policy that prohibits surveillance devices,... View More

Any policy issued in 2025 has to comply with the new rates. Since the policy with which you are dealing was issued in 2024, it can be a $15k/$30k policy. A consultation with an attorney may be appropriate to help determine if there are other potential sources of recovery.