Can I sue the property owner for not having enough security at the property?
The statute of limitations has almost certainly expired at this point.
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The statute of limitations has almost certainly expired at this point.
Usually it is one third of the net recovery, however, the answer can be found in the contract you signed with your attorney.
Turn the claim over to your auto insurance company right away.
In my opinion you should retain your own lawyer for such a counter claim.
From the information you posted it would certainly seem that the other driver was at fault.
Your question is unclear. Is a doctor saying you're no longer disabled or is the SSA?
In a word, yes. Your ability to cogently argue a disability case on your own is evidence that you are not, in fact, disabled.
In my opinion, all other things being equal, it just does not matter that much either way.
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No. As a minor you cannot receive the benefit payment in your name.