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Brett Jordan Kurland
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  1. John M. Kaman
  2. Norman Gregory Fernandez
  3. Richard Scott Desaulles
  4. Arkady Igor Itkin
  5. Brett Jordan Kurland

I'm pregnant and was involved in two rear ended accident in 8 days, both not at fault. Should I hire a lawyer for both claims?

Asked by a user in San Francisco, CA - over 3 years ago.

As to the first incident, check your insurance policy to determine whether you carry uninsured motorist coverage. Uninsured or underinsured motorist coverage will provide benefits to you if you are hit by someone who is not insured or underinsured. Depending on the policy language, UM coverage should also cover you against a phantom driver (the driver that fled the scene). Additionally, depending on what the investigation reveals (was there property damage to the rear of the vehicle that...

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  1. Norman Gregory Fernandez
  2. Joshua Matthew Dale
  3. Brett Jordan Kurland

II was in an auto and pedestrian accident, do I need a lawyer?

Asked by a user in Oceanside, CA - almost 4 years ago.

I am very sorry to hear about your incident and glad you are feeling better. It is always very important not give a recorded statement to the other parties insurance company. They are trying to lock you into a statement before you have the advice of an attorney. Personal injury attorneys are typically paid on a contingency basis, therefore, it doesn't cost you anything unless they make a recovery on your behalf. Because you were taken by ambulance to the hospital and have followed up with...

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  1. Jason Garrett Epstein
  2. Kyle C Olive
  3. Dale G. Larrimore
  4. Brett Jordan Kurland

Hit and Run

Asked by a user in Lynnwood, WA - about 4 years ago.

Yes. You as an operator of a motor vehicle or motrocycle are liable for property damage or bodily injuries caused from the negligent operation of said motor vehicle or motrocycle. I would report the claim as soon as possible to avoid the insurance company from denying coverage for failure to timely report the claim.

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Attorney answers:

  1. Jason Garrett Epstein
  2. Kyle C Olive
  3. Dale G. Larrimore
  4. Brett Jordan Kurland

Hit and Run

Asked by a user in Lynnwood, WA - about 4 years ago.

This is a negligent act that does expose you to having to pay for the damage to the vehicle you struck . Both you and the bike owner could be found liable for casuing negilently damaging the vehicle you collided with. Thus, resulting in you having to pay for the damages to the vehicle.