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What do I do when I was hit being parked?

Answered 11 years and 6 months ago by Eric Neal Schloss (Unclaimed Profile)   |   1 Answer
I suggest that you consider hiring an auto accident attorney in the area where this collision occurred or an attorney in the area where you live.  Good luck with this matter.
I suggest that you consider hiring an auto accident attorney in the area where this collision occurred or an attorney in the area where you... Read More
I suggest that you consult with an auto accident lawyer in the area where the collision occurred or where you reside so that you can determine what, if any, rights you have to additional insurance coverage for this incident to cover your remaining damages.  Good luck with this matter.
I suggest that you consult with an auto accident lawyer in the area where the collision occurred or where you reside so that you can determine what,... Read More

can I sue?

Answered 13 years ago by Eric Neal Schloss (Unclaimed Profile)   |   1 Answer
I suggest that you hire an attorney experienced in not only workers' compensation claims but one that is also experienced with trucking claims, especially ones involved in improper loading.  This could be a difficult claim because Virginia is also a contributory negligence jurisdiction and there could be an issue if you were also responsible for making sure the load was properly loaded onto your truck.  Good luck with this matter.... Read More
I suggest that you hire an attorney experienced in not only workers' compensation claims but one that is also experienced with trucking claims,... Read More
Yes, the occupant of the other vehicle can sue you personally.  He can also sue the company you worked for on the date of the accident or he can sue both you and the company.  Since you were on the job at the time of the accident and you were operating a company vehicle (I presume with permission of your employer), the insurance carrier for the company will hire a lawyer to defend you and any money obtained by the occupant of the other vehicle will likely be paid by the insurance carrier for the company.  If you have not already done so, you need to turn over a copy of the lawsuit to the company and the insurance carrier for the company.  You will also need to cooperate with the lawyer hired by the insurance carrier to represent you.  Good luck with this matter.... Read More
Yes, the occupant of the other vehicle can sue you personally.  He can also sue the company you worked for on the date of the accident or he can... Read More
Yes, your lawyer should keep you advised of what is going on in your case.  You can also check the status of your case by calling the clerk's office where the case is pending or check online by going to the website of the court where the case is pending as many courts are now online with a listing of matters pending at that particular court.... Read More
Yes, your lawyer should keep you advised of what is going on in your case.  You can also check the status of your case by calling the clerk's... Read More