Q: I experience a personal injury, while commuting on a Greyhound Commuter. This matter had need of an A/B attorney,
Because the matter never recieved fair due process of law.
I lived in California, the accident happened in the city of ElPaso Texas,
I was summons to court and could not appear due to a medical.
The court was notified.
The judge closed the case upon 2 non appearance
There was no Ca attorney to assist this was an A/B matter.
I then for several years begin speaking with corporate requesting a settlement offer.
Damages:
Medical 21,000
Loss of wages 15,000
Punitive damages
Pain and suffering
Passenger on GLI commuter re routed /
begining of my trip.
itinerary : departing Los Angles, Destination Arlington Tx.
Detour: Arizonia then El Paso accident , not on the itinerary.
Accident occurred when a security guard push me, and claim I was not on board after a rest stop.
July 31, 18, Inglewood Court, order need an attorney to draft letter to CEO, damage
Documents on
A:
a lawyer needs a lot more info and probably one in el paso texas.
as a calif lawyer, i do not know the statute of limitations in Texas.
in calif it is 2 years and if you do not file within 2 years of the date of the accident you lose your right to sue. It sounds like you may have waited to long.
you need to prepare a summary and contact a Tx lawyer asap
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