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I agree with my colleagues. You can sue the owner.
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I agree with my colleagues. Go through your own insurance company.
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I agree with my colleagues.
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Unfortunately, no.
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You should take the notice to an immigration attorney to him/her review it with you.
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I agree with my colleagues. Speak with an immigration attorney, have him draft a letter to the USCIS.
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I agree with my colleagues, hire an experienced traffic infractions attorney to defend you.
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I agree with my colleagues.
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Yes. If you do nothing, you will most likely be served with a summons and complaint. Speak to a LL-T lawyer.
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Absolutely, I agree with my colleagues.
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