Dafter, MI Personal Injury Law Firms & Lawyers

You cannot be serious. You are going on to a website with a panel of lawyers to seek advice as to how to break the law. I only hope we can help to deter you. First of all, she's family. Families have difficulties, but you are not enemies. Get counseling. Sit down and talk out your problems, tell her that she is egging you on and this is destructive to you as a family. Remember that you are going to be siblings for the rest of your lives. If she needs to get some sense into her, then help her, don't hurt her. Hurting her only hurts the both of you. Look in the mirror and ask the guy in there why he wants you to be harmful to persons with whom you should have a loving, constructive, family relationship with. Is it that you feel powerless and you want to use physical force to attain a feeling of power? Why do you think society makes this kind of conduct illegal? If you have any sort of religious affiliation or feeling of spirituality or higher consciousness, then tap into that part of your inner being. Pray with her. Sing with her. Make a dinner for the two of you and tell her why her behavior or attitude hurts you and makes you feel that you want to be violent. Next time she drives you to the brink, take a long, long walk.

If your auto insurance paid your medical bills pursuant to a medical payment (medpay) provision in your policy, the auto carrier is not entitled to subrogation or reimbursement. If your health care insurance paid your medical expenses, then that carrier is entitled to reimbursement, but only that amount that it actually paid to the provider. Ask your attorney if the reimbursements are going to your auto carrier or your health insurance carrier. If it is the former, then something is wrong.

Inconvenience, yes. Hardship even. But there was no contract, no injury, no loss that you have mentioned. So, I don't see what there would be to sue for.