This is as good a place as any. We all read all the forums anyway.
Well, you can if you want to but I don't think you'll be successful. You made a left turn in front of an oncoming vehicle and got hit. The legal presumption is that you failed to yield to the oncoming vehicle because had you yielded you wouldn't have been hit. That makes you at fault for causing the accident.
Doesn't matter that the other driver had no license or insurance.
Now, if you had witnesses who could testify, for example, that the other driver ran a red light or did something otherwise egregious you would have a chance at recovery. Without witnesses, though, you fail because of the presumption.
If it's company disability, you'll have to ask the company. If it's state disability you'll have to ask the state.
I hope you filed the same day you were laid off. If you didn't, then file ASAP.
I don't know. I'm not a fortune teller.
I'm pretty sure that you can find the answer to those questions on the UI agency's website.

