Is the others drivers insurance responsible for lost wages, perscriptions and other medical expenses ??

The only way that the other insurance company is responsible for any of your medical bills is if your own auto medical coverage has been exhausted...

Who is responsible for the medical bills. Medical or auto?

Your auto coverage likely has a $10,000 medical payments coverage limit, with no deductible or co-pays. Because the bus is not an "automobile" as...

How do I get compensated for wages lost. The other driver was completely at fault.

Unless and until a dr. disables you, you are not entitled to any form of disability. Once a dr. disables you, you must apply for state disability...

I urge you to consult ASAP with a personal injury lawyer who has been certified by the NJ Supreme Court as a civil trial lawyer. Only 3% of...

Who is responsible for lost wages, pain and suffering and possible loss of employment ?? and what can I do ?

Sorry to hear about your misfortune. DO NOT speak with the other insurance company, other than to get your car fixed. You, not it, select where...

How can I sue getting hit by a drunk driver but at the time I didn't have insurancd

That he was drunk is not really relevant, as long as the accident otherwise was his fault. Were you driving your own car? Was it uninsured? If...

Time frame limitations? Potential monetary damages to be recovered?

There would be no punitive damages. Whether there would be any damages at all depends on a number of factors, primary of which is 'what is the...

Will I be able to file a claim against the other driver?

If the accident occurred while you were driving your uninsured car, you cannot file any claim against anyone, for injury or property damage. NJ...

How to get his correct insurance detail. will his insurance pay for damage(no contact with his vehicle) cop report in my favor

You need to send to the Motor Vehicle Commision (MVC) in Trenton, asking for a copy of the insurance card that the other driver had to submit with...

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Is the "pain and suffering" part of a settlement based on the medical "billed amount" or the amount actually paid?

A settlement for pain, suffering, disability, impairment, and the loss of enjoyment of life ("non-economic damages") usually has nothing to do with...

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