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What type of case are you referring to? The title is leaving the scene of a crash. It is up to law enforcement and the local prosecutor... Read Answer
This does not make sense. Please rephrase and correct the spelling, punctuation etc. Alternatively, you will likely just need to sit down... Read Answer
Trying to predict an outcome of a case is difficult. Especially with only a small picture of what transpired. It sounds like your... Read Answer
Most personal injury attorney will work on a contingent fee basis. That means little to no up front costs, and the attorney will only be paid a... Read Answer
There are too many unknown facts in this scenario. If you feel something illegal occurred you can try to contact law enforcement. ... Read Answer
You are lucky you were not injured! Because you are lucky you were not injured, the only claim you have against Ford is for the defective airbags to... Read Answer
You need to call a personal injury lawyer and see what your rights are. Feel free to reach out to us at help@donaheylaw.com and we’ll see... Read Answer
If you are injured and will be seeking treatment, then you should contact a personal injury attorney right away. Financially, it will be to your... Read Answer
Absolutely, if you have property damage and/or injuries! You can look at our website "donaheylaw.com" and then give us a call if you have... Read Answer
Normally, unless the person driving the car was on an errand for you or or acting as your agent, servant or employee, you would not be... Read Answer
You may be out of luck! However, just because someone does not have insurance does not relieve them of financial responsibility if they are at fault.... Read Answer
No -- however, you should send a copy of the police report with a cover letter noting the prior incident to the Department of Motor Vehicles... Read Answer
Likely not. You have the duty to make sure that your path of travel is not obstructed. Tegreyfully, you likely have no cause of action... Read Answer
You need to consult with a criminal defense attorney who is experienced in traffic cases. These attorneys deal with these issues on a regular... Read Answer
Yes -- get a lawyer, and get one who primarily handles juvenile cases.
Since your son is 16, the law provides some fairly hefty potential... Read Answer
You need to retain a lawyer to file suit against your agent for errors and omissions AND a declaratory judgment action against for coverage. My... Read Answer
Your insurance company should locate and find a lawyer for you. If you have no insurance, then I recommend contacting the Ontario Bar... Read Answer
You need to get the insurance in place and hope that the Judge will cut you a break. explain all your circumstances. You may have to go... Read Answer
Your son's best option is to report the forgery to the police. The bank would have worked with your son if the issue had been raised sooner,... Read Answer
Under the circumstances you describe, given that there was likely minimal, if any property damage, the police no not have to be called.
If the... Read Answer