Got in a fender bender, it was my fault. No injuries just a dent in both cars. What now?
I'm assuming your vehicle is insured. If yes, notify your company. This is why you have insurance in the first place.
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I'm assuming your vehicle is insured. If yes, notify your company. This is why you have insurance in the first place.
Other than your son being upset by the misinformation, there are no damages (injury) that can be the basis for a medical malpractice claim. Now, if...
Contact a medical malpractice lawyer who can review your father's potential claim ASAP. The consultation should be free.
Are you sure your insurance policy was cancelled properly? Here is some information from the International Risk Management Institute: "Provisions...
You most likely have homeowners insurance. Your friend's medical bills should be covered under your policy. Put your insurance company on notice of...
Are you 100% sure your insurance was to go back into effect the following day? You might want to have a lawyer review your insurance...
Yes you can sue the driver but if you have collision insurance on your car, the better course would be to go through your insurance for the...
Absolutely! A lawyer representing you will result in a better outcome than if you try to represent yourself. DO NOT attempt to negotiate with the...
As the other lawyers have said, the answer to your question is "no." I recently wrote an article on how accident lawyers get paid. I've provided a...
If your goal is to obtain the highest settlement possible, you should not be representing yourself. Study after study has shown that accident...