Generally, the owner/driver of a vehicle is responsible for the safe maintenance of the vehicle (tires, brakes, etc.). Unless you had very...

This is why it is a good idea to get the police to come to the scene and write up a report, which would have contained his name, address, telephone...

Your post is a bit confusing. I have never heard of the other party's auto insurance carrier demanding that the other party, who is not at fault...

Possibly, but you need to check your auto policy's wording for a precise answer. Your policy is a legally binding document, in short a contract,...

Yes, since you were the driver, you can be held personally responsible for any damages or injuries you may have caused if you were at...

Passengers, attorneys, newspaper reporters...they are public record, so, yes, basically anyone can obtain a police report. Some states, like...

I agree with attorney Pont. Although, technically this could be classified as a leaving the scene of a motor vehicle accident violation, if the...

No, the location of an accident does not make the owner of the property liable. If that were the case, Walmart would be fending off lawsuit after...

As far as your injuries are concerned, your best bet is to consult with an attorney in your area to obtain a more specific answer and get all of...

I agree with attorney Areshenko in that you made your first mistake by hiring an attorney who is not even licensed in the state in which the...