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I went to get new tires for my car installed, turns out they installed different sizes. The front tires are a complete different size compared to the rear ones Now my car, an SUV has damage. What can be done ?
answered on Nov 14, 2015
Ask them to fix it. If they won't, talk to a consumer protection or contracts lawyer.
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answered on Oct 15, 2015
You would almost always sue all possible Defendants. Goodluck.
long story short i was going straight and other driver turned left coming at me which cause me to clip his bumper.
answered on Aug 10, 2015
If a claim is made against you, turn it over to your insurance company. Check your policy to see if you have an obligation to disclose the accident. If you believe you have a claim, talk to a local injury lawyer.
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Two borough traffic cops backed into my legally parked car causing damage. Their insurance initially agreed to payout the deductible, but are now refusing citing NJ law 59:2-1 'Immunity of Public Entity'. Can I fight this?
answered on Jul 14, 2015
Talk to a NJ injury lawyer to determine your rights and options. Don't delay, as there are strict time limits for making legal claims, and those limits can be much shorter for claims against public entities and employees. Be well.
answered on May 29, 2015
I don't practice in NJ, but generally speaking, someone may make claims against you personally if you were (or if they allege you were) at fault. You should talk to a personal injury lawyer about defending against any such claim. You may have to pay them hourly. Be well.
Just updating my automobile insurance liability limits and want to ensure I don't overbuy or underbuy...
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answered on Jun 30, 2011
if you cause an accident and the damages you cause are greater than your liability insurance limits, you are subject to garnishment of wages, attachment of property held in your name and depending on the state in which the asset is located possible attachment of your share of a jointly held asset.... View More
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answered on May 10, 2011
If any business or entity obtains a judgment against you they can execute (take) any assets you own. So if you own a bike or truck they can take this if they sue you and get a jusgment.
Should i settle for compensation outside of court without a lawyer?
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answered on May 10, 2011
You are free to reach such an agreement with the other driver or their insurance company but you would only need a lawyer if you wanted to make sure it was fair and needed answers to issues regarding future need for medical treatment. It is even more complex if you are receiving Medicare or... View More
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