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Yes you still may pursue a case. A good attorney can investigate potential sources of recovery to pursue. Discuss with counsel. How long ago did this... Read Answer
The answer to your first question is that you have already been sued, so you should figure out how to answer the lawsuit if you do not plan to get an... Read Answer
There are many resources for help during this time. Search the government sites on the internet to find out how to get unemployment and other aid. Be... Read Answer
Yes. The owner of a vehicle is liable under Texas law if they “entrust” their vehicle to someone who is unlicensed or incompetent... Read Answer
You should pursue claim for your injury and damage to your car with the insurance company of the person at fault.
You need to retian counsel to represent you asap.
Discuss your case with your counsel and if you don’t have one then retain one on contingency fee.
Stephen Black, Licensed in... Read Answer
Yes, you have a case. Retain counsel to represent you on a contingency fee.
Steve,
Licensed in Texas and Florida.
You need to retain counsel on contingency so your case can be handled professionally and competently.
If the other driver was at fault for the accident, and your UM policy exceeds 2500 hundred, then the offer seems very low given that you suffered 3... Read Answer
You need to retain competent counsel for contingency fee representation.
Steve
offices in Orlando and Houston.
The case was likely filed in court so there is a public record of the settlement. You should search the county and district court records for your... Read Answer
yes...u should hire counsel on contingency fee to sue the other driver. You have a case.
Steve
Licensed in Tx and Fl.
it sounds like u have a good case if a medical professional has verified that have documented injuries. Have u been treating with a physician... Read Answer
You should hire counsel on contingency fee for representation. Most attys give free consults prior to signing up the case
Steve
Licensed in... Read Answer
What state was the accident in?
Sounds like a good case. We’re u injured?
This sounds like a case filed in the small claim/justice of the peace court. When was the date of the accident and when was the lawsuit... Read Answer
Did the other driver have insurance? If so, then they would be liable if the accident twas the other driver's fault. Also, did you have... Read Answer
Retain counsel on contingency fee to represent your grandson to recover for any injuries and counsel should be able to handle the property damage... Read Answer
Turn the matter over to your auto insurance company. They have lawyers who will defend u
yes, you may have a case.
Stephen Black, Esq
Licensed in Fla and Tx
You can represent yourself, but if there are damages of any significance, I would not advise it. You are unlikely to get full and fair... Read Answer