Yes. There is a reason traction mats are normally used, because they are not inherently slippery like collapsed cardboard boxes.
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It sounds as though you had the right of way and the lady failed to check her mirrors or turn her head prior to opening her door. Based upon this analysis, you would have a valid personal injury and property damage claim against the woman. The woman's insurance company would be responsible for the following: - Past & Future Medical Bills - Past & Future Wage Loss - Past & Future Pain and Suffering The insurance company would also be liable for replacing your bicycle as well as any other out-...
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The dealership would likely be found liable for your damages. Fortunately, your only damages were to the vehicle, not to you and your children.
It sounds like the DMV administratively suspended your license for failing to meet the safety responsibility law. Contact the DMV and they should be able to provide you with specifics
In Wisconsin, settlement agreements can rarely be set aside. Once such exception involves a "mistake of fact" on behalf of both parties to the settlement agreement. For example, I have been successful in having a settlement set aside where the client's injury did not surface until after the settlement agreement had been executed. The settlement was set aside because neither party was aware of this particular injury at the time of the settlement. Based upon your brief description, it seems...
If you are injured seek medical treatment. I offer Wisconsin injury victims a free book explaining their rights. I will be happy to send you a copy.
Trucker drivers have an obligation to remove ice and snow from their trailers prior to operating their trucks so as to not create such hazards. 49 CFR ยง396.13: DRIVER INSPECTION...A driver must always be completely confident that the motor vehicle he has inspected is in safe operating condition. There is no question the truck driver was negligent. In fact, I would argue operating with any amount of ice or snow on a trailer is negligent. Truck drivers must inspect their trailers prior to...
The general statute of limitations for personal injury actions in Wisconsin is 3 years. Visit my webpage for Wisconsin Premises Liability cases http://www.rozeklaw.com/wisconsin-dangerous-property-lawyer.htm. Feel free to contact me if you would like to discuss your case.
It sounds like your insurance company may be acting in bad faith. I would be happy to take a look at your policy for you at no charge.