Contact a member of the Indiana Assn for Justice that handles comp claims--they give free consults. As to the air bags, depending on how the crash happened the air bags would not have gone off as they only go in certain circumstances.

If the wreck was someone elses fault you have a claim... View More

You need to consult with a civil litigation attorney ASAP. No one will be able to give you the advice you need here without a full review of your case and all the relevant facts. You can use this website to find an attorney in your area who can help you.

It has nothing to do with WHETHER you were liable in the "hit and run" but a subsequent Reckless Driving will make it a heck of a lot more difficult for your attorney to negotiate a plea, in BOTH actions. Do NOT plead guilty to the speed/reckless charge. Hand it over to your attorney... View More

Your facts are not as clear as they might be. If you are saying that you misjudged the speed of a car which had the right-of-way and you got hit, the accident is clearly your fault, irrespective which gear you were in.

The insurer is required, by statute, to let you know, in writing, that your insurance has lapsed. Most insurance companies make the advisement BEFORE the policy expires/lapses. If you were paying, monthly, there would be no opportunity to write to you before the policy lapsed or they would be... View More

Fault has nothing, whatever, to do with insurance. If your wife is at fault, she is at fault.

So, his defense is that WHILE HE WAS ON PROBATION, he got so drunk and so high that he crashed his car and injured one or more other people? This must obviously be discussed with an experienced local defense attorney ASAP.

At the time, OWI Resulting in Serious Bodily Injury was a Felony,... View More

Send them a copy of the death certificate. Leave it be--they can't arrest the dead.

You want to be clear why they dismissed the other man. Generally it's left for the jury to decide but if the Court let them out the Court would have written a memo on it. However if you have uninsured motorist benefits it may not make a difference. You should sit down with your attorney to get... View More

Why not contact a member of the Indiana Justice Assn--they give free consultations. The difficult is much can depend on your medical treatment, need for future treatment, and the language used to describe your injuries and symptoms. Your medical means what--did they pay the subrogation claim your... View More

Contact a member of the Indiana Assn for Justice for the county where the wreck happened to see what options you have for uninsured motorist or other party liablity--they give free consults.

No, he's --or you--have mixed it up. You file with the other insurance if it's a rear ender. However if you were hurt, call a member of the Texas Trial Lawyers Assn--they give free consults.

Not if your insurance paid for the total loss value of the vehicle. Even in situations with replacement loss you don't get two settlements. Unless your state recognizes replacement value--which few statesw allow--No. You can ask to have the other driver & owner's licenses suspended... View More

Your ages have NOTHING to do with anything. The taillight has little to do with liability. If I understand correctly, you were both driving on a 4-lane road (2 lanes in each direction - you state "that is why she got into the left lane"), in the outside lane.

You are probably... View More

This should be a simple case, but with the injuries involved you'll want to contact a local personal injury lawyer. Please do so soon as the statute of limitations for these types of cases is 2 years. After that time has passed you won't be able to pursue the claim. If you have any... View More

The simple answer is YES, generally through his or her insurance.

Provided that your son was a "licensed driver," it should be covered to the policy limits. This is an unusual claim.

You absolutely CAN sue them. As long as you advised the Indiana BMV, even without suit, their license will be suspended until they enter into a repayment agreement.

STOP posting admissions online. Consult a local traffic attorney. You are both responsible for all property damage and personal injury that resulted.

Your car being parked has nothing to do with it. Your friend is responsible for any damage that occurred when he hit your car, up to the fair market value of the car.