QUESTION
If the passenger on my vehicle jumps out in his own, and I at fault for his injuries?
Asked on May 08th, 2024 on Personal Injury - Florida
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On May 1, me and my boyfriend are having a disagreement in the car. he jumped out of my vehicle and injured his head, which has 12 stitches, his left shoulder is broken, left heel is broken and left pinky toe is broken. His sister is trying to press charges on me, but he doesn’t want to. Can I get in trouble?
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Sister cannot "press charges" as that would have to come from BF. If he legitimately exited a moving vehicle and thats all there is to it, then you likely have little legal liability if any. If there are "other" facts, that position could change.
Answered on May 15th, 2024 at 4:29 AM
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