James J. Wascha

James J. Wascha's Answers (176)

Grand Blanc, MI

Car accident Lawyer at Grand Blanc, MI

Practice Areas: Car Accidents, Wrongful Death ... +3 more

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Can I sue a guy who admitted he caused a car accident for the dimmish value of the truck?

James's answer | Answered on November 11, 2013

In Michigan there is a limitation on seeking damages to motor vehicles. If the party causing the accident was insured, then you are limited to...

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Case evaluated for less than 25k at evaluation, plaintiff rejected. What are the chances of it greatly exceeding 25k at trial?

James's answer | Answered on November 08, 2013

There is no predictive value between case evaluation and what a jury/judge might ultimately award. Neither the jury nor a judge will know what the...

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My son was in an accident (his fault) in his car and the title is in my name. Will they come after me as well for reimbursement?

James's answer | Answered on November 07, 2013

Unfortunately you may be held liable for damages given the absence of insurance. Without the Michigan "required" insurance coverage all legally...

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Should I contact an attorney as I was injured as a passenger in an auto accident and have an injury?

James's answer | Answered on November 04, 2013

You should absolutely seek advise on this. There are numerous and at times very complicated legal/insurance issues involved. You have benefits...

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Can I be sued for injury on a body that I was not driving the vehicle.

James's answer | Answered on October 31, 2013

IF you are in the state of Michigan, both the owner and the driver may be held liable for injuries. There is little you can do at this point other...

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With home owners insurance, do a certain number of people need to be listed under the insurance who can live there?

James's answer | Answered on October 30, 2013

Given the limitations of the question, the response would be "No!" This might be altered if there is a rental circumstance.

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