Scott B Cooper’s Answers

It is really difficult to give an answer without knowing specifics of injury, possible wage loss, medical bills etc. Also, until done treating or reaching maximum medical improvement you really should not settle. But call a personal injury trucking lawyer ASAP. Scooper@schmidtkramer.com 1-800-232-6301

You are not required to accept the settlement. Also, you may have a claim for your personal injuries. You should contact a personal injury attorney and discuss all of your rights and options and do not sign anything until you do so. Scott Cooper 717-888-8888 scooper@schmidtkramer.com

First you should contact your own insurance company to look into a claim. If covered for the loss, your company will pay you the cost to repair the vehicle and if it is totalled then it will pay you the fair market value. This is after your deductbile. Then your company will do what is called subrogate against the other drivers insurance company and obtain your deductble and their money back. Scott Cooper 717-888-8888 scooper@schmidtkramer.com

You should probably call an auto accident injury lawyer. However, under any circumstance it it usually best to wait until you have recovered or reached maximum medical improvement. Also, if you have limited tort or full tort is extremely important.

In general, I think if you tell them you should receive $30 a day they will accomodate you. Also, if you had rental coverage on your own insurance policy then you can make a claim on your own poilicy and generally that will pay $25-$30 a day. Scott Cooper scooper@schmidtkramer.com 717-888-8888

you should consult with an attorney and see if they can look into the case for you. In some cases the second surgery may just be a normal risk and complicaiton fo the surgery. Also, the second sugery beign needed may have been the result of what you are concerned about. But an attorney who specializes in medical malpractice can review the entire claim. Scott Cooper scooper@schmidtkramer.com 717-888-8888

This is a complicated issue which really cannot be answsered with a short summary. My strong suggestion is you contact a personal injury lawyer in who specializes in malpractices claims. The attorney can tlak to you in depth and review the records and give you an informed opinion. Scott Cooper scooper@schmidtkramer.com 717-888-8888

You should contact a lawyer. In Pa. you generally have two years to file a suit but if you did not get the ID of the car then there are a whole host of other issues to explore.

My suggestion is to file a claim in the small claims court. However, if you have your own property damage/collision coverage on your own policy then you can make a claim on your own policy. Then your company (after you pay a deductible) will pay for the damage. After all the damage is paid for then your own insurance company will do the work and try to subrogate and collect both your monies and theirs.

There may be issues with immunity but you should consult with an attorney who specializes in personal injury cases on behalf of injured victims immediately.