A friend was in an accident where he turned and did not see the
other driver. He went to court and was found not guilty of causing
the accident. We found out the State Attorney's Office is pursuing
the other driver for driving on DUI suspended license and also he
had alcohol in his system. He was hurt and taken to the hospital.
The State Trooper said if he had not been hurt he would have went
to jail. He was not even allowed a hardship license for work or school.
Now he has hired an attorney and they will not
leave my friend alone. He had given a deposition once. Now they
want him to drive to Orlando to give it again. Does he have to? I was
told they need to pay him for his time, is this true? How does he
even have the right to sue when he had no license??
