GREAT QUESTION

Given your age, probably best to have your parent/guardian handle the issue.

A LOT depends on the damage(s), if any.

There are special considerations for provisional licensees. Your parent/guardian may wish to also speak with an attorney.

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Probably best to ask the lawyer. There are times when a pure contingency fee doesn't make sense.

One would have to think the lawyer gave the reasons / reasoning.

Talk to your lawyer.

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GOOD QUESTION

Talking to a lawyer, at least to get general information about how to proceed, is a good idea. Many, if not most, "personal injury" lawyers in NC give a FREE CONSULTATION. I put "personal injury" in quotes because an important consideration is whether... View More

First, sorry for your loss. That’s such a terrible tragedy.

Product Recall and the associated liability cases are NOTORIOUSLY COMPLEX. There may be important statute of limitation issues involved.

As such, BEST thing to do is contact an attorney immediately.

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Was your license expired? Then pay the fine and get a new license. Other guy is still at fault if they hit you from behind. If you were hurt contact a member of the NC Assn for Justice--they give free consults.

That's a REALLY good question. It happens all the time in NC.

Taylorsville is in Alexander County. The DA's Office responsible for prosecuting criminal cases in that part of the state is based in Iredell County / Statesville.

Obviously the factual scenario behind the... View More

Not sure who he is but consult a member of the NC Assn for Justice who handles workers comp claims--they give free consultations.

Your insurance covers the fire pretty much regardless of cause (i.e. won't cover it if caused by war, nuclear plant meltdown and other exceptions). Talk to your agent and don't get into who did what unless asked, Keep it simple. Car caught fire. Why I don't know. That's it.

You get points with a citation. You need to find out what the citation was for and when it was issued, for what court. Go to that court and see what was filed.. My experience is that sometimes people get citations when they have a license with an old address, citation goes to the old address, they... View More

Depends on whose fault the wreck was. If it was their fault they are, their Doctor may have some liability unless the vision was correctable. If doctor said get glasses, they don't --not the doctor's fault.

Can't tell without seeing the three. The report the police repair usually will sway the insurance companies. But I just settled a similar case and much depends on the surroundings and where the damage is and other things. Contact a member of the NC Assn for Justice--they give free consults.

If you were hurt, contact a member of the NC Assn for Justice. Do not give recorded statements. A lot depends on if you have collsiion & uninsured motorist coverage (unless you can ID the truck). Basically if he came in suddenly but left enough space and you freaked out, on you; if he was so... View More

Depends on the law of your state. Most states no, especially if you were separated or things were rocky.

Depends--did they get a judgment? Contact a member of the NC Assn for justice--they give free consults.

If the death was 33 years ago a)it's past the statute of limitations b) it's way too long to prove a product defect. Contact some lawyers down there if that gives you closure.

I need more information, like what were you charged with on your citation?

Very short answer: yes.

I can go through some reasons.

1. You will have medical bill abrogation and other issues.

2. You may have to work through hospital lien issues.

3. You will be dealing with the insurance carrier or the third party administrator of claims... View More

Contact your insurance company, and ask them for a letter confirming that your insurance company is covering the financial costs of your accident. They are very familiar with these types of letters; they issue them all the time. Bring that letter with you to court, and the ticket will likely be... View More

No. You could have taken uber to work. However if you were hurt under many states laws it's covered by comp.

It's not entirely impossible that the building owner could be responsible, but you need to explain to them why you couldn't see the dangerous condition. However if you... View More

If you are at a standstill with the insurance company's adjuster for the other driver, I would urge you to contact an attorney in your area who practices personal injury litigation to help you sort through this either by reaching a fair and reasonable settlement or filing suit.