What % of your settlement does the State of Conn take from your settlement?
The state takes 50% of your net or 100% of their lien, whichever is less. If the lien is for child support, they take 100% of their lien.
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The state takes 50% of your net or 100% of their lien, whichever is less. If the lien is for child support, they take 100% of their lien.
I'd be interested to know if you left your contact information. Because if there was less than $600 of damage you do not have to call the police.
You deserve a settlement statement. It is possible the case settled for minimal insurance policy limits. Your mother must have some idea what the...
There is no limit of when you can bring suit. You may want to wait and try to negotiate a settlement and save the costs of the litigation.
Neither, unless you have short term disability insurance.
If you were injured and want to bring a claim then you have to sue your sister unless a phantom car caused the accident. There in nothing you can...
You can sue but I'd think your recovery would be limited because the condition was open and obvious.
i don't believe that is true. If the other driver was at fault and you bring suit and win, they pay.
If the stairs were defective and the incident happened within two years, you can sue your landlord. You should contact an attorney.
To protect yourself, you should retain a personal injury attorney.