When are police reports written? Is it only at the time of the accident? Can I write a police report?

No, you cannot write a police report. Only a police officer can do so. You can report the accident to the police, however, and obtain a copy after...

Can I pay my own medical bills out of a settlement?

The answer is it depends. If there are liens against your settlement by the various providers involved, then your attorney has a legal obligation...

How to proceed with an auto and cyclist accident when the cyclist is at fault?

Your dad's insurance company should have provided him with an attorney to defend him in the lawsuit already. These are questions he should be...

My fiance was driving her car that's insured under my insurance and get in an accident can I she or me get covered?

You are going to need an attorney who specializes in insurance coverage claims to assist you in fighting the insurance companies decision. You can...

Hello , what do I do if I was involved in a car accident & the other driver is at fault?

If the other party is not cooperating and reporting the accident to his insurance company, you have two options. 1. Let your insurance company...

How do I know if the other party submitted a police report? Or notified the DMV regarding a car accident?

First, contact your own insurance company. No matter what happened, you need to report the accident under the terms of your insurance policy. If...

No attorney in this forum will be able to answer this question for you with any reasonable degree of certainty. The assessment of a reasonable...

Since you eventually reported the accident, I don't believe you will be in any trouble here. From your description of the pedestrian, it sounds as...

The attorneys in this forum will always try to give you the best information possible given the facts that are outlaid. However, probably 99% of...

Can I Recieve Pain & Suffering if Other Driver Insurer accept 90% liability in Texas

Texas is what is called a "modified comparative negligence" state, which means that a driver can be assessed anywhere from 0% liability to 100%...