answered on Sep 26, 2018
Yes. If you have more questions please call my office. 877-475-2905.
answered on Jul 17, 2018
No. The cab company has no legal duty to timely transport someone to the emergency room.
We have insurance but we weren't involved and they want to use ours and I feel that's not fair because it can make our rates increase. Both my wife and I were at work when we heard about the accident but our car insurance should be involved?
answered on Nov 1, 2017
Assuming you own, or whoever the boys live with own a vehicle then your insurance will cover up to 10,000 each in medical expenses.
Beyond that you will need to see if the at fault party and vehicle owner carried bodily injury coverage. If not, you would have to carry um motorist coverage.
I was involved in an accident less than a week ago where a person did not stop at a stop sign and was speeding which is how she hit me. A police report was filed and the person was deemed at fault and issued a ticket. I informed my insurance company and the other person's insurance company... View More 
answered on Jun 28, 2017
Yes. Your gap insurance should pay the difference between the fmv and what you owe. Always try and go through your own insurance company before you attempt to go through another.
Hotel is aware of injury ambulance was involved no contact eith insurance company or hotel legal
answered on Jun 6, 2017
Yes. Call me if you would like to discuss the facts of your case. 305-371-6000. You can also email me the details at info@gslawusa.com.
attorney if I'm hurt while at sea?
answered on Apr 28, 2017
The answer to your question is probably not. In maritime law cases, such as cruise ship accidents and injuries many cruise lines require claims brought in certain jurisdictions like federal court in Miami Florida. Maritime law also is a complete different body of law as opposed to state law. You... View More
answered on Feb 10, 2017
There is no blanket answer to this. But for the most part yes. Questions about the accident, incident, your background, and other questions about you personally are usually permitted. But some questions can go too far. A lawyer will be able to advise you what questions you shouldn't answer or... View More
answered on Jan 27, 2017
Yes. If the operator conducts business operations in the US or has sufficient contacts with the US you could get jurisdiction. More information is needed. Did the incident occur in US or international waters? Is the owner and operator the same? What type of boat is it?
the airbag after his death, can I still sue for wrongful death since we weren't notified of the danger early enough?
answered on Jan 14, 2017
Yes. Call me on my cell to discuss.
305-606-8140.
Nicholas Gerson
Gerson and Schwartz.
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