Your current state is Ohio
Owner of the vehicle was ask 3 times to exchange info but kept saying nothing happen to her park vehicle. And she didnt need to exchange information. She report hit and run to my insurance and also did a false police report because she knows better i stay to talk to her. I drive a telsa model y but... View More
answered on Apr 26, 2024
In California, leaving the scene of an accident without properly exchanging information is considered a hit-and-run, even if the other party initially claims there is no damage or need to exchange information. Here are a few steps you can take to address this situation:
1. Contact your... View More
Mom's a Dr in our little town. She called the law and got us both locked up and then she sent her cousin lawyer in there for a power of attorney. They wrote it up it said at verbal dismissal she was to be no longer his power of attorney anymore. During this time we served 6 months we get out... View More
Back in February I was pulled over for speeding while passing cars to get to my exit. Hadn’t realized, but I didn’t have my wallet in the car so I didn’t have my license on me. The officer looked me up in the computer and then gave me a secondary ticket for driving with a suspended license... View More
answered on Apr 25, 2024
My condolences. You will need to contact attorneys with experience with defective air bags. This is not my area law, but air bags are restraint devices like seat belts. The seat belt (or him not wearing one) appears to be a obstacle.
In a lawsuit am I protected from refusing to answer personal questions about my self and family members, due to religious reasons, privacy, and self incriminating.
answered on Apr 25, 2024
The bottom line is for most personal information, no you cannot.
While your 5th Amendment right against self incrimination can be put forth for some issues. But, if you are the Plaintiff, this could harm your case.
answered on Apr 25, 2024
Generally not, unless something was done to interrupt the prescriptive period (statute of limitations). In Louisiana, a person generally has one year from the date of an accident or incident to either file suit or settle their claim. Failure to do so will usually cause a person to lose their... View More
Called her insurance agent to file a claim report, spoke with the agent, there’s a dash cam video as proof that I was not at fault, the agent reviewed the video and confirmed that I was not at fault and the other parties was at fault. Later received a phone called from the claim department,... View More
answered on Apr 24, 2024
In this situation, there are a few steps you can take:
1. Contact the insurance company and request a detailed explanation of their decision. Ask them to clarify why they initially determined that you were not at fault based on the dash cam footage, but later changed their decision to... View More
Me and my 4 siblings were in a car accident . A drunk man caused a t-bone and he is at fault . Me and my siblings were taken by ambulance to the hospital and we had no broken bones but my wrist was split open and I had to get stitches. we were fine just sore for a week from whiplash . And we... View More
I was in a car accident in 2011 while a minor. My dad didn't have insurance at the time I was driving so the other person took us to court even though i never went to court I don't remember getting notified but they would of notified my parents since I was still a minor. Fast forward 2016... View More
answered on Apr 23, 2024
Under California law, there are several ways to pursue compensation for your medical bills after a car accident:
1. Personal Injury Protection (PIP) or Medical Payments (MedPay) coverage: If you have either of these optional coverages in your auto insurance policy, you can file a claim with... View More
My old insurance only verifies or keeps records going back 7 years ( experience letter?) What can I do?
My crash report has the Social Security Numbers, Address, Date of birth, DL numbers, and Signatures available for not only me to buy but anyone in the public can purchase these records for $12.00
Insurance can’t help. Do I file or does my brother?
answered on Apr 23, 2024
If your brother has a claim for personal injuries, he is the claimant. Even though he was driving your car, he may have coverage from his own insurance company for his personal injuries. It is best to seek advice from a lawyer on this issue, and most, including myself, will offer free consultations.
I want to know the procedure and who would file a motion to get the original charges against the defendant dropped or a writ of mandate issued commanding respondent the court to vacate its order and charges.
in Jan my parked car was hit, her insurnace would never get back with us or our insurance company. Finally had to file it on ours because no one would get back with us, but we had to pay our deductible and rental car. Can I take the lady that hit me to small claims and get our money back ? She was... View More
His airbags never popped out
answered on Apr 22, 2024
I am sorry for your loss. Side window air bags might prevent ejection. Seat belts do a better job of that. You may have claims against the vehicle manufacturer, the rental agency, and/or the driver of the other vehicle (if any). This is too complex for analysis on Justia. You will need to... View More
We have the bill of sale and registered the sale with the DMV. How can we go about being removed as defendants in this case? Case is in Harris County, Texas
answered on Apr 24, 2024
Ask the lawyer defending you in the accident case to file a traditional motion for summary judgment asserting that you were not the owners of the vehicle at the time of the accident. You can attach the bill of sale and registration as summary judgment evidence.
I am in the state of Minnesota. The young ladies father was paid over 30,000$ by his insurance company, to replace his car that was damaged in a fenderbender, no glass broke, no airbags went off, damage was only to the trunk and bumper. he spent about 5000$ more than the insurance company gave him... View More
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