Can i sue the driver who hit me
get medical care. If you have an injury that does not fully resolve with treatmentm you should pursue the matter. That does not necessarily mean a...
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get medical care. If you have an injury that does not fully resolve with treatmentm you should pursue the matter. That does not necessarily mean a...
If he files a construction lien or sues you notify a local lawyer for a full analysis. Generally, no license = no pay.
Accept an offer only if it is a fair settlement. This might be the first offer, but is more likely to come later in the porcess.
You must sue the driver (and perhaps the owner) of the vehicle. Small Claims Court is the right choice.
I tepends on the contract between you. Generally, a week's delay will not equal a breach, though.
Generally the rear-most vehicle bears all, or most of, the blame.
You do need a lawyer if his PIP (or other) benefits are not being paid.
In Florida, dental malpractice cases typically do not have the damages necessary to justify the cost of investigation, retention of an expert , and...
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Yes, but the at fault driver will get a set-off for the $10,000 in required PIP benefits that you do not carry.
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