Your question is very hard to follow. It sounds like you were driving a car that your boss or her business owned, and that you were involved in a two vehicle accident. If you got a "court order," you must have been sued. If you were sued, you should have turned the matter over to your... View More

More detail is needed. Talk to a local lawyer.

Please Take Notice: I am not your lawyer unless we enter into an engagement agreement in writing. This is general information that is given for legal education only. It is not legal advice, and it may not work for your specific situation. It... View More

Incomplete question. Ask a local injury lawyer.

I don't practice in PA but, generally speaking, if you had insurance, turn it over to them to handle. If not, you can consult with a bankruptcy lawyer.

Both may be in trouble. Best to have insurance and follow the law. Be well.

I doubt the lawyer wants to "sue" you. He most likely wants to make a "claim" against your insurance company for certain benefits that might be available to her. Speak with your daughter or the lawyer to clarify this.

You do not file suit against a "vehicle." You file suit against the operator of a vehicle.

If I understand your question correctly, (1) "A," was driving a vehicle owned by "B" when "A" was involved in an accident with "C," who died; (2)... View More

There are really two different questions here.

It is not important that it was a car dealer who damaged your car on a test drive. The answer is the same whether it was a dealer or non-dealer. You simply need a lawyer who deals with automobile accidents.

The insurance company that... View More

It is not unusual for certain symptoms to come out several days after an automobile accident. It is also not unusual for certain symptoms which are stronger to mask certain symptoms which are not so strong. Therefore, the fact that you initially did not experience pain in your left shoulder, in... View More

Your question is missing some basic facts, but I will try to give you an overview.

If you were an employee of a school district, you certainly can be sued for your own negligence. If this were to happen, it would ordinarily be expected that the school district's motor vehicle... View More

You would first want to make a claim with your own homeowner's insurance company, if you have homeowner's insurance. Your insurance company would presumably pay the claim under and subject to the terms of the insurance policy. If you do not have insurance or have insufficient insurance,... View More

If the accident happened in Allegheny County, the Court of Common Pleas of Allegheny County would have jurisdiction. The Court of Common Pleas of the county of residence of the defendant, whether that is you or another driver, if other than Allegheny County, would also have jurisdiction. If the... View More

I assume you sought medical treatment for your injuries after the accident. (If you haven't, see a physician immediately). Follow your doctor's advice. In the meantime, schedule an appointment with a local personal injury attorney. He or she can provide an in-depth analysis of your case... View More

In most cases, the claim by the other party is against you, not the insurance company directly. However, by agreement, your insurance company has likely agreed to cover the loss, and, if suit is filed, they will defend the case on your behalf if suit is filed. If suit is filed, it will likely be... View More

If your insurance company does not settle the claim, and a suit is filed, the suit will be filed against you personally. However, the insurance company is likely required under your agreement to defend the lawsuit. Nonetheless, you will be listed as the defendant.