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I doubt it.
Cases of this kind are entirely evidence and fact dependent. You should contact a lawyer in your jurisdiction in a position to evaluate the... Read Answer
He has no case. It doesn't mean he won't sue if he can find a lawyer to take a case like that.
If you have no insurance, or if you do have insurance, there is such a serious accident that your policy limits are exceeded.
You need to get a lawyer and don't make any statements to police without your lawyer present. If the story about the friend is true, you will need... Read Answer
If you are asking this question, you are in need of an attorney. You have a statute that runs in 2 years, plus, you may be losing the opportunity... Read Answer
As long as in doing so you did not kill someone in the accident. Or, if you were under a DUI related suspension, you could be looking at 60 days in... Read Answer
Perhaps. A written waiver of future claims is not favored by the courts, but if written clearly it may be enforced to prevent future... Read Answer
If you knowingly authorize an unlicensed driver to drive your vehicle, you too can be cited.
contact a lawyer in your state who specializes in personal injury..u may be able to go after his homeowners ins policy..good luck
Ask your attorney. It may be very likely that they are settling with 3rd parties who have liens on the proceeds such as medical providers, etc.
No one can answer this without more information. Most of your damages will be compensation from missed work. If you are handling this on your own... Read Answer
Sounds awful. You might have to hire an attorney to file a petition to open default judgment. I would contact a civil litigation attorney.
If your insurance company won't help you out, be prepared to be sued in civil court. In addition, you may receive a summary traffic fine for ... Read Answer
You might. Call a personal attorney injury and find out.
No one can answer this without more information. You should see a lawyer.
You should get a lawyer or you will probably lose. Lawyers know things about evidence that you do not. For example, an admission by a party is an... Read Answer
Automatic doors should have safety devices to prevent them from closing if you have not cleared the door's threshold. Sometimes, these... Read Answer
If you didn't know or have reason to know, then you cannot be convicted of a crime.
She would be way more at fault than you. If you have an expired registration you need to make your insurer will cover you.
Is your wife receiving workers' compensation benefits for her injury?
Ask your attorney. However, be aware that the statute of limitations is 2 years so if your accident date is 2/14 you need to file a complaint or ... Read Answer
Probably. You need to report this to your insurance carrier immediately.
It depends. If you can prove your were legally incompetent at the time of the statement. The mere fact that you were put in the loony bin afterward... Read Answer
Absolutely. You really need to gather your proof-police reports, accident reports and medical bills and see an attorney as soon as possible.