The answer is yes, you can sue the other party, but if the other party has no attachable assets (which is almost a certainty, as most people who...

The other party has no power to force anything here, as the decision to prosecute is entirely up to the district attorney's office. Based on your...

Well, I don't see you escaping at least some, if not the majority, of liability here. However, New York state is what is called a “pure...

I hope you called the police to the scene and also exchanged insurance information with the owner/driver of the truck so you can make a claim...

Well, usually it's a good idea to make a police report, but in your state, you are not REQUIRED to call the police unless the accident involves a...

You need to report the accident to both your motorcycle insurance carrier and the woman's auto insurance carrier. Don't speak to the other...

This question is confusing and unanswerable as posted. I would suggest reposting again with more facts and in a more understandable manner or...

Is is possible? Yes. Is it probable? No. And don't stake your case on the police officer not showing up in court to help you win. What most...

Your question, or lack thereof, is a bit confusing. You said you were forced to "dodge a collision." Do you mean that no contact was made with your...

It appears you are caught between a rock and a hard place here since the other party's auto insurer (the same company that insures you apparently)...