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I provided a recorded statement and a dash cam footage to an adjuster of the party I believe was not at fault. Can my name/info be found out by the other party? Can my dash cam footage be viewed by the other party?
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answered on Mar 24, 2020
Yes. If a policeman wrote a report, you are most likely named as a witness. Thus, the defendant’s attorney will have access to the report and your statement.
I was hit by a truck while riding my bicycle and a truck hit me 7/28/2018. Causing 22 broken bones and brain injury i was in a coma for 10 days. Is there a limit that i can sue the person for. I was a model and actor this accident has hindered me where i can not work. This accident changed my life... View More 
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answered on Mar 23, 2020
If the truck driver had insurance then I believe you have a good case. My only concern is why you have not hired an attorney yet. Your case happened in the middle of 2018 and you are now in year 2020. The Statute of Limitations is about to expire. I advise you to hire an attorney right away.... View More
The landlords are citing the lease which states that they or their agent have the right to enter the house for an inspection. I think this leaves room for interpretation. They think this is exactly what they are doing, but the lease doesn't state we have to let the bank in. We, my partner and... View More
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answered on Mar 16, 2020
The landlord has the right to enter for an inspection. However, we are in the middle of a national crisis. You have stated an argument which may stop an eviction for a short while but eventually the house will be sold. There is no stopping that. So, why not suggest to the management, that you... View More
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answered on Mar 4, 2020
If your son is a minor, you still have a chance to bring a case. If he is now an adult but was a minor two years , please call an attorney to discuss this case. There are statutes of limitations involved that could affect your son’s case. Do not wait one single day. Best of luck.
Toilet seat sits 1ft from the dispenser - toilet paper tube accidently fell into toilet when pulling off empty roll and subsequently got flushed. Caused slow flush to happen but not a full clog.
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answered on Feb 26, 2020
If I were you, I would go ahead and pay it with a thank you note to the management. The last time I had a snake job done in my house cost me $1,200.00 and until today, have problems with the pipes. Best of luck!
That dog was in the house and got out the front door and hit by a car. They are trying to blame me. I'm an independent contractor
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answered on Feb 26, 2020
The inquiry would be who left the door open? You or the owner?
If you were told to keep the door close as part of doing your job, then it is possible that you would be held responsible. If the owner left the door open and you did not know about it, then I do not see how you could be found... View More
Early this month my apartment caught on when I wasn't there. Fire department said it was an accidental due to my negligence. The landlord terminated my lease. He said was gonna keep my deposit and make an insurance claim on the unit. I understand all that. My rent was paid until August. When I... View More
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answered on Feb 21, 2020
First, do you agree with the fire department? if so, you do not have a case. However, if you do not, hire a lawyer and get your own expert. As for your landlord, he is making your life hell because he is stressed out, has to deal with his insurance and his loss o revenues. It may take time to... View More
I live in the state of California and I am wondering how does the insurance company handle situations where a minor is injured due to a auto accident How does the insurance company go about compensating personal injury to the minor
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answered on Feb 20, 2020
Normally, You must name a Guardian Ad Litem and file and serve the case within 6 months if you are suing a state government agency and within two years for a regular accident case. In the case of minors, you have special statutes of limitations and you should hire an attorney to advise you.
They are also withholding a portion of our deposit for things they did to the property without our consent to enter the premises and without notice for us to fix them before our move out date.
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answered on Feb 19, 2020
Take them to small claims court. Best of luck
if a tenant calls us to state they don't agree with the charges, we instruct them to provide their disputes in writing to us. upon receipt of that written dispute - how long does the landlord have to respond?
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answered on Feb 18, 2020
A landlord has a reasonable period of time to answer. One or two weeks max, would be appropriate. Best of luck.
Can I add deflation to my personal Injury, this store owner telling other business to band me , so far 2 store have, he telling them I am fraudulent
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answered on Feb 18, 2020
Yes, if you have already filed your complaint, you can amend it and add your new cause of action. best of luck.
LIVE IN CA, I do have eviction on my record. it's from last year. my previous land lord's lawyer keeps calling me to collect money. i can't make a peyment now. would they send it to a collection agency or suing me in court. if any of those happen could i still settle a payment with... View More
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answered on Feb 18, 2020
First of all. Is your rent due from before the bankruptcy? If so, it is illegal for the lawyer to call you, specially if the debt was discharged by the bankruptcy. If the rent due is for payment due after the bankruptcy, then it is ok for the lawyer to do everything within legal means to collect... View More
Hey I am renting a room in a house without a lease is it possible to sublet a part of what I am renting without the landlords consent?
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answered on Feb 15, 2020
Yes, it is possible. But it would be better if you got the landlord's approval. Best of luck.
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answered on Feb 16, 2020
Lawsuits against governmental entities must be filed before six months from the incident. Once you file , you should get a response within two to three months. It depends whether you are dealing with a small or big government entity. If after three months, you do not hear from there , go to an... View More
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answered on Feb 13, 2020
The landlord can always sue. However, the recovery will be based in his proof, such as documents showing the condition of the house when you first rented it. If there is any destruction to the property which is not caused by normal wear and tear and whether you had an opportunity to inspectthe... View More
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answered on Feb 6, 2020
When signing a rental lease, You have a right to a habitable house or apartment. Please see: Cal Civ Code sections 1941 and 1942., Or you can download the various tenants' protections from the attached website: http://www.manueljuarez.com/practice-areas.html
The wood almost fell into my Daughter's bedroom window. They sent someone to fix the wood that fell, now something else is hanging off a few feet away. I requested that they get me a 3rd party letter stating that the structure is safe and they refused. Do I have any rights to demand that... View More
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answered on Feb 1, 2020
If you are afraid the building structure is not safe, you can call the City inspectors and they will let you know if the house. Is safe. Best of luck.
I was rear ended at a green light by an company truck "Ford F150" when traffic in front of me abruptly stopped at a green light. I have dash cam footage that show it took him 5 secs to hit me after I stopped. He had to be going at least 20 mph at impact. It pretty much took out my middle... View More
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answered on Jan 27, 2020
You should hire a lawyer and let him take care of your problem. If the truck is indeed covered by the business insurance, you should let a lawyer negotiate your recovery. Best of luck
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answered on Jan 27, 2020
NOT ENOUGH INFORMATION TO PROVIDE ADVISE. PLEASE PROVIDE MORE FACTS.
The vehicle was bought and the new owner took ownership. Then he got into an accident.
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answered on Jan 20, 2020
Yes. You are obligated to go. At court explain to the court you sold the car. Provide name , address and telephone number of the person to whom you sold your car.
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