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Answered 9 years and 2 months ago by Mr. Christopher Edward Clark (Unclaimed Profile) |
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| Legal Topics: Personal Injury
Dear Anonymous,
I would recommend that you contact the Fair Housing Center of Central Indiana (FHCCI). You may have a fair housing claim based on disability in addition to a claim for injury related to lead contamination.
Chip Clark
Dear Anonymous,
I would recommend that you contact the Fair Housing Center of Central Indiana (FHCCI). You may have a fair housing claim based... Read More
Answered 9 years and 4 months ago by Mr. Christopher Edward Clark (Unclaimed Profile) |
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| Legal Topics: Personal Injury
Dear Anonymous,
I will need some more details about your accident in order to give you a complete evaluation. The most important detail would be; what caused the accident? You would not be able to sue anyone unless they were in some way at fault for causing the accident. Sometimes in single car accidents, there are defects in the road or issues with the vehicle which can cause a loss of control. With regard to your property damage, you insurer only has to pay you the cost to repair the vehicle, or the fair market value of the vehicle in the event they determine that it is a total loss. If you would like to discuss your accident with an experienced personal injury attorney, please feel free to contact me for a free case evaluation.
Chip Clark... Read More
Dear Anonymous,
I will need some more details about your accident in order to give you a complete evaluation. The most important... Read More
Answered 9 years and 5 months ago by Mr. Christopher Edward Clark (Unclaimed Profile) |
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| Legal Topics: Personal Injury
Dear Anonymous,
It is possible that you have a claim, or even multiple claims, but without additional information, I cannot answer your question. If you would like to receive a free case evaluation, please feel free contact me.
Chip Clark
Dear Anonymous,
It is possible that you have a claim, or even multiple claims, but without additional information, I cannot answer your... Read More
I think the question is whether you drive as part of your job, or is this a transportation issue to and from work. If part of your job, file a complaint with the EEOC in Indianapolis.
I think the question is whether you drive as part of your job, or is this a transportation issue to and from work. If part of your job, file a... Read More
Maybe not. I assume you did not have collision insurance on your car; if you did, your own insurance will pay. The person responsible for the damage is most likely the thief, NOT the person whose vehicle was stolen. The presence of the keys indicate the possibility that it was loaned and then merely REPORTED stolen, and in that case, insurance coverage will still exist from the owner's insurance.... Read More
Maybe not. I assume you did not have collision insurance on your car; if you did, your own insurance will pay. The person responsible for the damage... Read More
You don't have a case. Your daughter may have a case which you can help her to pursue, but more details are needed about the situation. Talk to a personal injury lawyer in your community, perhaps one with some medical malpractice experience.
You don't have a case. Your daughter may have a case which you can help her to pursue, but more details are needed about the situation. Talk to a... Read More
Demand your money back. The attorney can also be reported to the disciplinary commission. Make sure you have a copy of this "piece of paper" attached to any such complaint, as an agreement like that would be unusual.
Demand your money back. The attorney can also be reported to the disciplinary commission. Make sure you have a copy of this "piece of paper" attached... Read More