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Due its driver's foot coming off the clutch after ther rear driver impacted him. Rear driver's carrier is accepting only 50% liability; middle driver's carrier accepts no liability.
1. Who do I file a claim against--rear driver alone?; middle and rear driver?; or both... View More 
answered on Apr 9, 2012
You should file an insurance claim against both driver's. If you were hurt in the accident then you really should have an attorney handle this for you.
Daniel Berman
Berman & Tsombanakis LLC
www.southfloridaaccidents.com
answered on Apr 4, 2012
I would think that operating a motor vehicle without a front bumper would be considered operating with unsafe equipment and subject you to an infraction/moving violation.
Daniel M. Berman
Berman & Tsombanakis LLC
www.southfloridaaccidents.com
answered on Apr 4, 2012
The telephone company should fix it but they can seek payment for the damages from the person responsible for the damage/accident
Daniel M. Berman
Berman & Tsombanakis LLC
www.southfloridaaccidents.com
answered on Apr 4, 2012
The police may or may not give you a citation which will cost you a couple of hundred dollars. You will be liable to the owner of the other car for damages though your insurance may cover it.
Daniel M. Berman
Berman & Tsombanakis
www.southfloridaaccidents.com
answered on Apr 3, 2012
The police may or may not give you a citation which will cost you a couple of hundred dollars. You will be liable to the owner of the other car for damages though your insurance may cover it.
Daniel M. Berman
Berman & Tsombanakis
www.southfloridaaccidents.com
I can't have access to but I'm the one who contacted attorney to sue in our behalf , can this be changed and why would the attorney have access to that account .
answered on Apr 3, 2012
The money for your children's injuries is likely be held in trust per directives of the court. Especially if there was significant recovery. You certainly should have access to moneys received for any injuries you suffered individually, if any.
Daniel M. Berman
Berman &... View More
I can't have access to but I'm the one who contacted attorney to sue in our behalf , can this be changed and why would the attorney have access to that account .
answered on Apr 3, 2012
The money for your children's injuries is likely be held in trust per directives of the court. Especially if there was significant recovery. You certainly should have access to moneys received for any injuries you suffered individually, if any.
Daniel M. Berman
Berman &... View More
Highway accident, driving 20 below limit due to weather conditions, no other vehicles involved. Ticketing Officer arrived at the scene 5-10 minutes after. No witnesses stopped.
answered on Mar 1, 2012
Sure. If you feel that you were not driving in carelessly then you should certainly fight it. You don't want to have an offense like that on your driving record.
Daniel M. Berman, Esq
Berman & Tsombanakis
www.southfloridaaccidents.com
Asked only the cost of repair by authorized dealer. He wants to do the repair himself.
answered on Mar 1, 2012
Unless you can somehow prove it was the fault of the grocery store, which seems like a stretch, then you will have to sue the vendor who did the damage directly.
Daniel M. Berman, Esq
Berman & Tsombanakis
www.southfloridaaccidents.com
I have 2 injury cases that happened in january and march of 2011. One is a car accident when an airport taxi hit me from behind and the taxi driver was cited a ticket.The other is a mountain bike accident at a complex where a drain hole was uncovered and caused me to crash and injure myself,there... View More
answered on Nov 7, 2011
From what you have described you may have a claim against the taxi driver. The second accident requires more information. I can discuss this further in a free telephone or office consultation. You may contact me at dennis AT chenlaw DOT net
answered on Oct 3, 2011
A driver travelling at a speed in excess of the posted limit who causes an accident may very well be cited by the police for a moving violation and found to be at fault for the accident. If it can be proven that the driver's negligence in travelling at a such a speed was the proximate cause of... View More
answered on Aug 4, 2011
Sure! This is why you should buy enough insurance because it there is not enough you are personally responsible for the balance and real estate and personal property could be seized, as well as wages.
answered on Apr 4, 2011
You can always sue any party other than yourself for your injuries. The more important question is whether or not it will be worth your while. I assume that you were a passenger in a vehicle that was not owned by you at the time of the accident. If this is the case, you may assert a claim... View More
answered on Apr 4, 2011
If the accident occurred in 1971, you are years past the last date to file a lawsuit against the party or parties at fault. Unfortunately, once this date passes and no suit has been filed, it is highly unlikely that the responsible party or his or her insurance carrier will pay out on a... View More
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