A few months ago my grown daughter had a seizure in Walmart and fell backwards hitting her head on pole which held a fire extinguisher. The fire extinguisher fell off the pole and hit her in the back of the head causing a nasty head injury. She was knocked unconcious and had to be taken to Wesley by ambulance. Walmart has denied any medical claims on this accident. The injury occured not as a result of the seizure but as a result of the fire extinguisher hitting her. Does she have a case for a law suit?

i stated seing a dr in wichita the first 2 visit was a night mare i found out the second visit that it is in my record i hurt my back she is very rude i would not recommend this dr to any one the thruth is i was called a liar i could not hurt my back at work and the the cost of medication was costing work comp to much money that i could hurt my back at home just as well as work how can i get my medical records correct i didn't hurt my back by puting 1 pizza in the oven i was making pan dough i took it out of the big mixing bowl and rolled it out put it in the pan in then you put it i a a proffer oven for the dough to rise i pick up about 8-10 pans this was a contuinue when i first hurt my back was picjing up 15 pans pizza made for a basketball tournament they where ready to put in the oven my area manager told me i better be there or i will be finding another job he didn't care what any dr note said how can i get the medical records corrected thanksso much roger

I was driving a truck hauling haz/mar (gasoline).The vehicle that caused the accident was underinsured.Because i was put on disability afterwards,I received work comp. and ask to fall back on my company liability coverage. Which is a 1,000,000 in coverages.Hauling haz/mat my truck falls under the (fmcsa) federal motors carriers safety adm. My company has said they lowered the liability coverage under kansas law 40-284.The fmcsa has told me they can not mix kansas law and override federal law.No where does the company i worked for do they show a rejection. Not with the K.C.C or FMCSA. The companies form 91x clearly shows the 1,000,000 with no waivers to BIPD. The fmcsa does talk about the driver and cargo being covered under the fmcsa law 387.9. I believe the driver is covered under the definition of bodily injury and not public liability. The company says that they can reject the limits and lower them to kansas law 40-3107. Can you help? What is true?