Its being a year since the injury. My law call worker comp and the lien people no response. No my lawyer like we can hit them with a 3one and get a little and the rest later. My questions if i do that do worker comp get a have of the fist amount? Do i pay the lawer with the first amount or... Read more »
lawyer usually gets paid at each stage depending on the contract and if the stages are defineable. Suggest you sit down with your lawyer to figure out what is going on, face to face rather than over the phone.
ection, and Car A collides into a part of or back of Car B,
1) Is Car A within right to be overtaking Car B as it is part of a left turn maneuver
2) Besides poor speed differential judgement, which party is at fault for causing the collision (Keep note: Car A is coasting/ braking... Read more »
Very difficult to tell from a verbal--you did a good job but tough to tell. You need to consult a member of the Ark Assn for Justice--they give free consults.Generally, the person who rear ends another is at fault or at least starts out by having to show the other company why they aren't at... Read more »
the motorist had a brand new crotch rocket motorcycle and estimated speed was over 2 times the posted speed limit as he shot around the sharp curve and hit me. it is all on video as well and with many witnesses. he had no insurance and my car is broken. what should i do?
If you have insurance you can make a claim. If you do not want to do that you should seek a lawyer. Joe Denton is one of the best. 501.358.4999
We live in Arkansas there is no leash law for dogs a lady was speeding down our road on her cell phone with no shoes my dog was chasing a weenie dog across the street my husband went after him my dog was trotting back across the street when this lady plows into him my husband tried to flag her down... Read more »
Turn it over to your insurance company. You are each partially at fault.She should have been looking and wasn't . You have a duty whatever animal it is to keep it off the roadway. Which means stop it from getting on the roadway in the first place.
Possible suspension--any leaving the scene case is worth getting a lawyer consultation from an attorney who handles violations in the court where it is headed.
Then I was contacted by the police should I have to pay storage fees from three weeks ago???
If your car insurance has theft protection file a claim with them. You would need to start with regulations regarding holds on vehicles and exceptions you can ask for.
will my car get fixed or do he get prosecuted
Liability will rest with the at-fault driver. That driver's insurance (assuming he has it) should cover your damages. If he/she does not have insurance, then your uninsured motorist policy should cover your damages. Whether your husband was an excluded driver could complicate a claim for... Read more »
Yes. Ark. Code Ann. § 27-37-305(a) states that every motor vehicle shall be equipped with a rearview mirror.
The other party is threatening to have his cop buddies write me a ticket since they found out my insurance was lapsed and take me to court to pay his fees. I thought I had insurance. It was all on private property in a parking lot and no one got a ticket. He was cutting through the parking spaces... Read more »
If he was on a lane you'd use to exit the lot he had the right of way and 500 for a full release may not be a bad deal.
Driving without insurance can mean your license could be suspended to get insurance, get a release for the 500 would be my advice. You can check with a member of the... Read more »
This determination was made by his insurance company
Usually no as you are only getting back that which you already paid taxes on. Check with your state representative for starters--has nothing to do with veterans just that it's not "income" in most states. If you had sold the car that would be different--even there you'd be... Read more »
You haven't said who is at fault. The p;roblem if you do is that usually you will say things that torpedo your case--either the fault issue or the extent of your injuries. You need to talk to a member of the Ark. Trial Lawyers Assn--they give free consults.
Not sure what you mean. If you mean will you be sued, looks like you might. If you don't have insurance worth at least getting a consult on the ticket from an attorney who handles tickets in the county where your ticket hearing would be.
I was injured in a MVA and the other party was found at fault and issued a citation by the state police. After a year of medical issues finally coming to an end the at fault parties insurance company wants me to contact them with settlement amount. If we are able to come to an agreement do I have... Read more »
You really want to 1) follow up with your doctor if you continue to have pain or have not returned to how you were before the wreck 2) contact a meber of the Arkansas TrialLawyers Assn--they give free consults.
A lot of technical differences in laws makes each state's treatement of... Read more »
The citation lists Arkansas statute 5-65-103 as the code violated.
I'd say you could. Even without PD, if you were driving and bac is over 2% if minor. If adult you are near the line that I understand is 8%. If you got a citation get a consultation from an attorney who handles DUI cases, even if you have to pay.
V1 is claiming green arrow to turn left. V2 is claiming green light to go forward in outside lane colliding with V1 passenger side. There were no witnesses and no cameras. This happened 7/5/16 and still V1 insurance company is saying they are still processing the case. We need to know who is likely... Read more »
No one can give you an answer over the internet without seeing the report, knowing the light sequence etc. If the light starts out with an arrow then goes to green, if you were stopped and then went on a left turn while other traffic was held, that's different from other light sequences.... Read more »
A child bout 11 or 12 was sitting on the vehicle when it was struck. No relation just a neighbor i believe. The vehicle they were on wasn't moving but when they got hit they all flew off it. Now they are being charged with endangering the welfare of a minor. When it wasn't their fault.... Read more »
They need to get an attortney who handles criminial charges. A lot depends on where they wre. If they were not in traffic, and no one was behind the wheel maybe the cop just got it wrong. But at this point they need to 1)check and see if there was a camera if it was on the street or in a mall... Read more »
I have documents stating that I'm part owner of the car. We do not have the title yet?
see my answer to your other question. If it gets to be a problem talk to the police; first ask the towing place who they need to hear from: police,insruance what?https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=389Rk1jzPMk
I assume you've asked for them. Personal items they should let you have; it'll help if you get your insurance to tell them to let you pick them up. The operating philosophy of towing companies is that they have your car and it' contents to hold as hostage.... Read more »
You can make a claim against the driver for vet bills (assuming the driver wasn't authorized to be on your yard).
Talk to a member of the Tennessee Assn for Justice --they give free consults. Discuss with him if you have uninusured motorist. Run the damage part through your own collision.
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