Himself like he would be on it. 10 months has passed I've never met him. I have no idea what's going on with the case. When I call a paralegal answers. I feel something isn't right. I've waited 15 days for a return call just to be the paralegal again.
answered on Dec 2, 2017
Yes. But, talk to your lawyer. See what’s happening on his end. Your attorney had most likely been dealing with insurance companies, doctors, etc. express your concerns. Ask him to explain what’s going on, you may be happy with the answer. You may not.
Another important thing to... View More 
I hit him which was a lie The Officer let him go gave me the ticket So his insurance put me at fault I’ve had back issues since the accident Can I sue for injuries
answered on Nov 27, 2017
I'm sorry to hear about your accident. I would consult with an attorney in your area. A forum like this would not be a good place to discuss intricate issues of liability that may become public by nature of the website where you are asking the question.
Most attorneys will give free... View More
My boyfriend was passenger in a car accident while being a minor. Lots of medical bills and injuries. His father settled a claim for a few grand that went to my boyfriend, and towards some of the bills. Suddenly thousands of other dollars in bills are coming in, and his father is trying to tell him... View More
answered on Nov 14, 2017
Your boyfriend may be able to still make his own claim against the driver that caused the collision, but, that means the insurance company would then sue his father to recoup the settlement that he entered into on your boyfriend’s behalf. It’s not guaranteed that he may have this option... View More
answered on Oct 18, 2017
They may, depending on the evidence that you present to them. An insurance company will look for any reason to devalue your claim, so it is worthwhile to at least consult with an attorney who practices personal injury to go over the value of your claim, because you may leave a lot of money on the... View More
I was riding a motorcycle in my lane not speeding. Car going slow in right lane changed into my lane and didn't signal. I hit the rear passenger door of vehicle. Totalled my motorcycle and was hospitalized..
answered on Sep 13, 2017
There are strict burdens of proof for criminal charges that a prosecutor must meet in order to get a conviction. If you have video evidence that you are not at fault for the collision, i would hire an attorney to fight the charge.
You will also have a civil claim against the driver of the... View More
answered on Sep 2, 2017
You don't sue a person's insurance, you sue the person and the company can indemnify (pay on their behalf) in certain circumstances.
Unfortunately, a criminal or intentional action is one of the circumstances where typically insurance will not cover or indemnify its insured. Most... View More
answered on Jul 31, 2017
There are several reasons why an attorney might withdraw, and all of them depend on the facts of your case. The best person to answer why the firm withdrew is the attorney who formerly represented you. Of course, once an attorney withdraws, it is best to look at the reasons why, contact another... View More
My 88 year old father fell on someone's property and broke his neck which led to his hospitalization and dieing a horrible death.
My mother is old fashioned a32nd does not want to sue them or their insurance.
I on the other hand am very angry and also worried about all the... View More
answered on Jun 8, 2017
I'm sorry for your loss.
The administrator of your father's estate would be the only person who could initiate a lawsuit.
There are a lot of things that go into determining whether or not a property owner is responsible for a fall and resulting injuries, and there are... View More
He was drinking before coming to my property which I didn't know. His wife said he had 5 beers before coming over.
answered on May 22, 2017
He may try to file a claim against you. If he does, your homeowner's insurance should defend you, so notify them promptly of any communications from your friend or an attorney working on his behalf.
answered on May 19, 2017
I hope your son was not seriously injured and that he has a speedy recovery.
You could potentially hold a fraternity responsible, however you would need to provide a lot more facts about how the injury occurred, what the fraternity was doing, whether it was an event where he assumed the... View More
I was in an auto accident, low speed accident little damage to my car, big damage to my neck. My attorney wants me to settle for far less then my medical bills, I also missed 6 weeks of school which cost me in student loans because I was past the time period of dropping the class. Do I settle and... View More
answered on May 16, 2017
Good morning, I'm sorry that you're dealing with this issue. A lot of factors go into the valuation of a claim, including, but not limited to, the jurisdiction you're in, the types of injuries, the property damage and the facts of the accident, your condition prior to the accident,... View More
The Lease Agreement states the Tenant is to remit payment of the quarterly water/sewer /trash bill in full to the Landlord each quarter. There has been no payment and I am wondering if it is a 3 day notice for nonpayment of the bill.
thank you
answered on Feb 11, 2016
If you are trying to evict them for nonpayment, then yes, the 3 day notice is required by law.
answered on Oct 14, 2015
Generally, if you are the party who was injured or whose property was damaged in a car accident, you have the ability to recoup any damages through negotiation with the at-fault party or their insurance company. The court system allows for a person to obtain compensation for damages that they... View More
The other party was at fault and the driver is 17 and still in high school. My car is totaled and the insurance payout will not cover buying a similar make/model auto. Am I able to sue for the difference? And if so who do I sue, the 17 year old driver or the parents?
answered on Oct 14, 2015
Mr. Smith is correct. You will want to try and speak with an attorney who will determine what the best course of action and therefore recovery is for your case. The attorney will know which parties to seek recovery from.
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