Minnesota Car Accident Legal Questions

You need a lawyer immediately.  Feel free to call me.  You need a strong lawyer to fight the insurance company and get policy limits for her death.  Also, you need to determine if the wrongful party has any assets so that you may go after them to compensate for her life.  You simply cannot do this alone and must have a good lawyer. Go to my website and click avvo client reviews to the right of the home page to see what many past clients have said about my representation and the results we regularly obtain for our clients.   Jason Schauer 206-420-7112... Read Answer

JOHN BISNAR I suggest that you consult with an auto accident attorney who is knowledgeable in insurance subrogation issues, does insurance defense work and is not associated in any way with the insurance company that is pursuing you. You can start your search by clicking the "Find a Lawyer" button in the upper left hand corner of this page.  You can also search the internet by Goggling "attorney insurance defense subrogation auto accident" or other such terms. Good luck! John Bisnar Bisnar|Chase, Personal Injury Attorneys Trusted Experts, Proven Results www.California-Lawyer-Attorney.com 800-956-0123  ... Read Answer

You would be well advised to speak to an experienced personal injury attorney in your jurisdiction.  The fact that you sustained multiple injuries in 2 separate accidents makes putting a value on your case difficult.  Ultimately, if your case went to trial, a jury would be asked to decide what your injuries were from each accident, and apportion fault to the drivers involved for each.  Valuing your claims is going to depend on the reports and expert testimony from your treating physicians and chiropractors.  Also, it is not clear to me whether you have completed your treatment, which means you could continue to incur medical expenses.  I would not discuss settlement until you have consulted with an attorney in your area.... Read Answer

It is difficult to answer this question with the few facts you presented.  If you were not moving at all, then the other person would be 100% at fault most likely.  However, we do not know how the other driver described the accident to his/her insurance company.  Most of the time, the insurance company will side with its insured if that person's version will allow the company to pay less to the other party.  Steven A. Schwartz Attorney/Partner   JOEL H. SCHWARTZ, P.C. One Washington Mall, 16th floor Boston, MA  02108 (617) 742-1170 (800) 660-2270 (617) 250-2072 fax sas@joelhschwartz.com www.joelhschwartz.com... Read Answer

If you mean a court file, when you say a reference number," the case is easy to locate.  Other information should also not make this a difficult task to track down.  It is probably just a matter of an hour or so of work.  Since our first hour with a potential client is free...... Read Answer