kneecap. Does this fall under car accident law? If not, how do I sue for medical bills?
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If you would like to discuss this matter, please feel free to reach me on my office line which can be found at chicagolegalgroup.com.
The quick answer is it depends. A more thorough analysis of the facts is required to determine whether auto, home or other insurance might... Read more »
injured. Can they sue me?
They theoretically could but doesnt sound like you were "negligent" or at-fault for the accident.
Turn it over to your auto insurance company and don't sweat it.
If you suffered injuries or if you would like to discuss this further, I'm happy to take the time to... Read more »
Hello
I would be happy to speak with you.
Please contact me at 847-305-4105.
Thank you
Barry Zlotowicz
Chicago Legal Group
www.chicagolegalgroup.com
Hello,
You're likely going to sue in state court.
If you want answers to other common auto accident questions, check out my blog at www.chicagolegalgroup.com/blog
Barry Zlotowicz
They provided proof of insurance at the time of the accident but it turns out it was expired. Can I sue them to get my deductible back as well as for the time I have invested in this?
Hello, sure you can sue them. The problem is, if they don't have auto insurance, they probably don't have any assets.
However, if your total claim is worth less than $10,000, you can file suit in small claims court. That is what it is intended for.
If you have any... Read more »
would compensate me $1000 within 2 weeks. Two witnesses signed the same paper. It's been 6 weeks now and I haven't even gotten half of what he claimed he would pay me. Do I have the right to sue him? I have a police report saying he's at fault.
Hello,
It sounds like you may have a cause of action against the driver of the vehicle.
You will want to file suit in small claims court. You do not need a lawyer to help you do this.
Go online and find your local courthouse. Go there, file the standard form complaint that... Read more »
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