California Car Accident Legal Advice (724 found)

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Thomas Gerad Lewellyn
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Contributor Level 5

When a case is three years old, it's hard to give reliable advice without...
S Edmond ElDabe
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Contributor Level 4

I feel sorry for you. Am sorry about your injuries. We know the truth about...
Pamela Koslyn
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Contributor Level 10

Every lawsuit needs damages, and generally the rule is "no harm, no foul."...
Howard Robert Roitman
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Contributor Level 6

See the links on car crash below
Alan James Brinkmeier
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Contributor Level 10

You have to show, by admissible evidence, that the fault was with the other...
Norman Gregory Fernandez
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Contributor Level 6

If you were injured in the accident you may call me for a free consultation....
Steven Alan Fink
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Contributor Level 8

If the minor caused the accident it doesn't make any significant difference if...
Howard Robert Roitman
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Contributor Level 6

You need to report this to your insurance company in any case in order to keep...
Lars A. Lundeen
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Contributor Level 8

They could file a report, regardless of whether or not you pay them. Nothing...
Pamela Koslyn
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Contributor Level 10

"As is" means buyer beware. It means no warranties of any kind are offered....
Howard Robert Roitman
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Contributor Level 6

Depends. IF, you where lied to you may have a good claim. CA has some good...
Matthew Edward Williamson
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Contributor Level 7

If your car and you let your daughter drive it - then yes you can be liable....
Steven Alan Fink
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Contributor Level 8

You have personal liability up to $15,000. Your insurance should cover this....
Irwin R Kramer
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Contributor Level 5

Although I cannot comment on California law, in most states, the driver that...
Reza Torkzadeh
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Contributor Level 4

Depending on the circumstances, you can sue both. I suggest you have a lawyer...
Pamela Koslyn
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Contributor Level 10

A parked car (#2) won't be responsible for causing damage to car #3, so all the...
John M. Kaman
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Contributor Level 10

If your brother had not hit car #2, would car #2 have hit car #3? If nit then...
L. Maxwell Taylor
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Contributor Level 7

We're missing information. They probably didn't just say "there was an issue"...
Howard Robert Roitman
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Contributor Level 6

I think the first answer on this crash & insurance question is 100% correct....
Kenneth Lewis Swenson
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Contributor Level 7

If you are identified as the owner of the vehicle, you could be sued for...
Steven Alan Fink
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Contributor Level 8

Under the CA Vehicle Code the owner of a vehicle is liable for up to $15,000...
Steven Alan Fink
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Contributor Level 8

You are lucky the car was not in an accident or you could be liable. Call the...
Stanley Dale Radtke
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Contributor Level 6

You are responsible for the parking tickets unless you can establish to the...
Peter Robert Stone
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Contributor Level 7

If she was working "on the clock" at the time of the accident, then you would...
Dennis Michael Phillips
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Contributor Level 7

Make a claim to the at-fault person's insurance and to her employer's liability...
Dana Howard Shultz
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You should file a claim under your friend's insurance policy. Irrespective of...
Howard E. Spiva
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Contributor Level 6

I am licensed in Georgia and can not advise you on your state's laws. You...
Alan James Brinkmeier
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Contributor Level 10

If you have been injured due to someone else's negligence, you may consider...
Daniel Malis
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Contributor Level 5

I don't practice in California, so you'll want to check this answer by local...
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Brian Richard Dinday
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Contributor Level 8

Well, you asked what is your liability. I seem to be alone in thinking that you...
Norman Gregory Fernandez
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Contributor Level 6

Unfortunately you are liable for the negligence of your minor children up to...
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Daniel Malis
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Contributor Level 5

Keeping in mind that I do not practice in California, your question poses one...
Thomas Gerad Lewellyn
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The bottom line is that you don't have to pay anything unless a judgment has...
William Edward Shapiro
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Contributor Level 5

First, double check your insurance policy. People who handle claims sometimes...
Dana Howard Shultz
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Contributor Level 7

The city should have a procedure for filing a claim against it for actions of...
Lars A. Lundeen
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Contributor Level 8

This situation doesn't make sense. Why is it that your daughter could not...
Michael Douglas Goforth
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Contributor Level 5

Yes. Report it stolen to your insurance carrier. Regardless of what the police...
Peter Robert Stone
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Contributor Level 7

Generally in California there is no right to a lien against a third party who...
Howard Robert Roitman
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Contributor Level 6

If the patent has a lawyer you should try to work through the lawyer. You...

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