Q: Do I have to provide the defendant with my evidence when they’re served?
I filed a claim online against an insurance company, and provided evidence with my claim. The claim was accepted and now I’m seeking a process server to serve the register agent of this business.
My question is when I have the person served do I have to also provide them with the evidence I submitted with my claim, or do I just have them served with the complaint, and summons?
I am located in Cobb County Ga, but the person is located in Dane County Wi.
I don’t have a lawyer because once a lawyer finds out I wasn’t in the car at the time of the accident and suffered no personal injuries they don’t want to help me, I have tried for nearly two years to get representation from a lawyer. The person that I allowed to drive my car at the time of the accident had a lawyer and was paid last year by the at fault insurance for his personal injury but they refuse to pay for my vehicle. I even have the voicemail of them denying my claim 2 days of me putting it.
A: Why don't you have a lawyer representing you? Is this a case of supposed no insurance by the at fault driver?
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