I have handled hundreds of UM claims similar to yours and urge you not to sign any settlment documents without consulting a bodily injury lawyer. I would like to talk with you about all available coverage and similar claims I am currently working. Call me and see if the advice satisfies your questions and concerns. I am certain you will appreciate my knowledge in this area and its impact on your claims. My cell is 678-524-5443. Office is 668-344-5300.
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Without knowing more about the nature of the charges, criminal history, facts of the case, you are unlikely to receive any meaningful advice. It would be advisable for your friend to talk with an attorney if he can afford to hire one or a court appointed public defender before entering a plea, especially in a case where a guilty plea may negatively impact future employment. Call me Friday for free consultation.
The burden of proof is on the accuser and without independent witness corroboration, physical evidence substantiating the John Doe claim, there is no need for you to take any action, especially until you or your insurance carrier are placed on notice. It is a good idea to check and determine if there are any security camera video you could ask for review and preservation in the event a formal claim is ultimately presented. I have some other advice to share at no cost if you want to call me...
If the other driver was cited by the investigating police officer for being at fault in causing the collision, you would be wise to retain an attorney who handles personal injury claims to assist you in recovering any property damage and diminished value to your vehicle, and money to compensate you for your pain and suffering, medical and other expenses incurred. Georgia law allows recovery for such compensation within its two year statute of limitations (from the date of the accident) and you...
You need to have an attorney practicing in California resolve you issues there. I would suggest continuing the Georgia case until you resolve the California case. You will likely be able to work a better plea negotiatiation if you show the court the California matter was resolved. Call us fort further consult.
I am uncertain of what your question or issue is however, a person injured in an automobile accident has the right under Georgia law to recover for actual damages (medical bills, prescriptions and other out of pocket expenses), general damages for pain and suffering and other damages depending on the facts of the claim. It is generally a good idea to consult with an attorney to fully understand your rights as there are numerous areas of compensation that are confusing for a non-lawyer. Please...