Q: Can you be sued by a driver that hit you in Florida And a another car was at fault for the whole
A driver coming out of a parking lot struck my son in the passenger side of the vehicle in which he had the right away nor did he see her coming in nor was she looking She was cited for Not giving right away When she impacted my son it threw him into the middle medium that divides the freeway car coming from other direction strikes him in rear which is the person That is trying to sue me Can't she and why If she struck my son And do I need a lawyer or should I use my insurance company to defend me And are there any countersuit's that I could use
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Not really enough details to say for sure. It sounds like you were in a multi car accident or chain reaction type accident. I will go with likely yes, but it depends upon the facts and circumstances of the case you do not give enough details to say for sure.
Good luck and hope this helps.
A: Yes, one can be sued for just about anything. It's all up to a good attorney and/or trier or fact to discredit any baseless cause of action.
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