If you have not gathered by the responses so far, the answer on this is a pretty resounding no. But even if it were, what would be your hope? To...

As Ms. Koslyn said, you will probably need only testify once and each side will take a turn. But the biggest exception to this is that you didn’t...

Whether or not any potential suit has merit (which is hard to analyze based on limited information), the important thing for you to do now is to...

Actually, after February 1, 2021, there is an official limit by rule change. Rule 202.70.11-d - Limitations on Depositions (a) Unless...

I assume you are talking about the affidavit that will support your Order to Show Cause. And as to that, there is no standard "form" to use. ...

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If you know the driver of the car or the driver's identity is ascertainable, then yes you can sue. You are on the right track with your implied...

There is no requirement to file a bill of particulars. You should create an affidavit of service. If they deny receipt, that is your proof. You...

Just to be precise, SHE may be able to sue for her serious personal injuries (If you were independently seriously injured, you can too). Typically...

I changed the topic from “trucking accident” to “aviation.” While the true area might be criminal law, I think your biggest concern is your ATP...

Mr. Araujo has provided a great technical answer. I will give a different perspective. My first reaction was, assuming you are the person...