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The opposing insurer totaled her vehicle out and gave her a check, but the amount is not enough for a vehicle. my wife now has no car and no way of getting to school. is there any way for the driver at fault to be sued for grievance ?
answered on Dec 22, 2014
What is it that you think "grievance" is? More facts are necessary here.
answered on Dec 17, 2014
If I'm following your question right- you were involved in an accident, in your friend's car, which was under your friends control at the time of accident. If that is the case it is not your fault. But that doesn't matter now anyway, what does matter is you and your friends health.... View More 
Both of us hurt. She had full coverage, I had pip & liability. Why when I went to get looked at they wanted $ from my $500 deductable. I pay first then Ins. Pay later....? Need a lawyer?
answered on Dec 2, 2014
Sue the other driver and hope you don't get hit with violating Florida's Financial Responsibility Law.
rear ended by another car
answered on Dec 1, 2014
If you are sure you aren't injured and do not require medical attention it wouldn't be worth it. Property claims are simply enough, I'm sure you can handle it. Just don't forget to seek compensation for the diminished value of your vehicle.
If any issues arise seek... View More
My wife was in a car accident today, it wasn't bad but it happened on private property of a shopping center. She was at a stop sign where you can't really see oncoming traffic because of the median which is covered in high bushes and trees. The median separates the through street from the... View More
answered on Dec 1, 2014
Possibly. Call an attorney so they can fully investigate the issue.
total 3 herniations and 3 bulgging discs
answered on Dec 1, 2014
Yes, hire an attorney and refuse to speak with the insurance adjusters, they are not your friends.
Ball was hooked (left) into the path of a car travelling the same direction on a street left of the hole I was playing.
I live in Florida, on the road there's no sign of braking and the car just left him there to die
answered on Dec 1, 2014
You can sue for the replacemet value of your dog. I know it's not what you want to hear, but until the law changes this is all we are left with.
Personal injury mv
answered on Jun 5, 2014
No, you cannot. The police have no duty to protect you. There is a lot of case law on this topic. You simply have no cause of action.
My friend was in an accident in FL and was not cited the day of the accident. Is there a statute of limitation for her to still be charged?
answered on Jun 5, 2014
It takes as long as it takes. The State can file charges any time within the statute of limitations. She needs to hire an aggressive attorney ASAP, though, because the State is building its case now. Sometimes, we attorneys can mitigate the charges or even convince the State not to file them at... View More
A company vech (car lot stock unit) driven by an employee hits someone. Does the company's insurance pay or the employees insurance pay?
answered on Sep 5, 2013
That's kind of a loaded question. There are several different issues in play. Were there injuries? If so, to you or to other people? Who was at fault? Did both drivers have insurance? Without more facts, it's difficult to answer this question. I, as well as most attorneys, offer free... View More
answered on Sep 5, 2013
In Florida, the statute of limitations on a typical automobile negligence case is 4 years.
Agreed not to involve the ins. company because there wasn't enough damage?
answered on Apr 25, 2013
In order to answer this question one needs to know all the facts. You could both potentially be charged with leaving the scene of an accident, and when there are other humans involved it can be an arrestable offense. Consult with a local attorney about this if you have not already done so.
answered on Jan 14, 2013
She should contact her insurance company and they will provide her with an attorney without any costs.
answered on Nov 6, 2012
Contact a Florida personal injury attorney immediately. They can tell you what the statute of limitations is for Florida. This assumes you mean the accident happened in Florida.
answered on Aug 23, 2012
It is always better o have a police report especially is there is damages. If there are injuries, then absolutely.
answered on Apr 9, 2012
There is no differential between "accidental" expiration of a DL and "non accidental." If the DL has been expired less then 6 months then it is generally just a citiation. If it is more than 6 months, then it is a misdemeanor.
Daniel M. Berman
Berman & Tsombanakis LLC
www.southfloridarrests.com
answered on Apr 9, 2012
If you have been sued and a judgment was entered against you for damages, then in addition to some other options, wage garnishment is certainly an avenue that the other side will pursue.
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