The insurance company gave an offer of 21,000 and he called me and said I would pocket 6000.00 that’s a big chunk of money when his fee stated 40% plus other chargers like copies, phone calls ect.
answered on Apr 11, 2020
Read your contract. It probably says, expenses are to be reimbursed first and then he gets his 40 percent. And depending on how much his expenses were, you could end up with the amount he is telling you. Filing fees alone in civil cases are around 500-1000.
Then there are medical records to... View More 
His insurance company got me a rental car and now I was informed I have to return it tomorrow. Their garage totaled out my car now they say the check for the van has to be paid to this shady lien holder so now I’m going to be stranded and no money. I’m disabled and I don’t get money until the... View More
answered on Jan 5, 2020
I'm very sorry that all these things are happening to you on top of the recent loss of your husband. Unfortunately, when it comes to rentals, the allowances are strictly monitored. Once a check is cut, or once a determination of damage is made, that's about the end of the line for the... View More
answered on Dec 25, 2019
You should check with an Alabama traffic ticket attorney for actual statutory authority on this issue, but your question remains open for three weeks. As a general matter throughout many jurisdictions, the act of doing that is codified as "avoiding a traffic control device," or something... View More
I hit a car from behind. It was night time and raining. The car was at a complete stop in the middle of the road (right lane) without lights on or emergency lights. The driver said he had run out of gas. By the time I was able to see the car I could only slam on the brakes causing me to slide until... View More
answered on Dec 10, 2019
I depends. If the other driver's battery worked, then the hazard lights should have been on. If there was an emergency lane, then the car should've been over in it and not in the middle of the road. But maybe there were reasons it wasn't.
Alabama is a contributory negligence... View More
answered on Oct 29, 2019
By graduating from a law school, passing the Bar exam and then be approved by the Bar.
But this is not a legal question.
If you were not able to determine this on your own, then being a lawyer is not for you
answered on Oct 22, 2019
It is possible that the person can be charged with leaving the scene so I would advise them to get their car out of there instantly, for starters.
answered on Jul 29, 2019
Depends. They can proceed if you clear the way--they don't have to wait for you to finish. If there was a collision, a lot depends on who is where, when. If they could see you were going back and forth they should have waited.
answered on Jul 29, 2019
In my opinion - it "could" be a basis for a lawsuit, but it really depends on the other circumstances. Your inquiry doesn't indicate the AMOUNT of grass clippings or HOW the grass clippings caused the accident/injury, and without this information, I don't think a definitive... View More
answered on Jun 14, 2019
If you don't have collision and the police haven't identified the driver there is no recourse. If you have identitified the driver sue the driver.
Your daughter would have a claim for "uninsured motorist" benefits as in most states uninsured motorist coverage applies to... View More
answered on May 2, 2019
As a general matter throughout the nation, some jurisdictions have local regulations/codes that treat such clippings as hazards to the public or to traffic. This is aside from any state and local environmental or sanitation regulations that might apply.
Tim Akpinar
audio footage of the accident I had liability I'm looking to sue for the loss of my car my loss of wages pain and suffering
answered on Apr 6, 2019
Yes, you would have a claim for the property loss, medical bills, pain, and suffering. You could also recover your lost wages if you have proof that you missed work as a result of the injuries suffered in the accident. The property claim is separate from your bodily injury claim. Thus, you can... View More
answered on Mar 18, 2019
Not sure what papers you mean. If you mean a claim for injuries you want to first get with a member of the Ala. Assn for Justice in your town--they give free consults. Otherwise you could do things, say things that get you into trouble. If you have a claim get legal advice.
answered on Feb 26, 2019
Yes. However, it it involves injuries resulting from s DUI, it will not be dischargeable.
I was in 13 when it happened, but before the settlement was in I had converted to 7.
answered on Feb 1, 2019
You should discuss this privately with your bankruptcy attorney. If you don't have one, you might want to seek the counsel of one in your local area as soon as possible.
Driver is over 60. Sober. Upstanding citizen. Victim is under the influence.
answered on Dec 14, 2018
Maybe nothing, maybe a charge if the person in the middle was visible. Even if drunk doesn't mean he's in line to be a hood ornament if someone could see him.
answered on Dec 3, 2018
You should consult an attorney who handles car accident cases and provide them with as much information as you have. You may also be able to retrieve the police report from the investigating police entity. If you do not know then consider contacting the police in your area. We hope that you are... View More
claim for medical bills?
answered on Nov 20, 2018
Generally you do not have to wait. The property damage claim is a separate claim from your bodily injury claim which includes claims for medical bills. You should make certain that there is no language on the endorsement section of the check that states you are waiving all claims related to the... View More
Insurance says each party responsible for their own vehicle. Police report stated it was other drivers fault. Can I fight the liability determination by insurance? Both of us are represented by same company
answered on Oct 8, 2018
Is it your policy adjuster who says that or their policy adjuster? What does the police report show? Where is damage to the cars? Wintesses? If you have collision file it with yours and ask them to go after the other persons.
the truck and insurance is in my mother in laws name i wasnt covered and the other person had liability no claim was filed there was 4000$ worth of damage can i go to jail for not being able to pay for this vehicle
answered on Aug 21, 2018
Usually coverage follows the vehicle. If you are an excluded driver different states handle this differently. You won't go to jail for anything. But under certain circumstances you could have your license suspended. Be good if you and your mother in law got a consultation with a member of the... View More
An accident accrued at a red light due to red light being out. The other insurance is refusing to pay due to they say its no state law
answered on Jul 19, 2018
If you are a AAA member they may have resources. Ask your local police. If you were hurt, consult a member of the Alabama Trial Lawyers Assn in your county.
Another way to look at it is, unless the lights were out for everyone, the others would still be controlled by their light signals:... View More
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