Should a potentially negligent party disclose assets to opposing party's personal injury attorney before a lawsuit?
I vote not to disclose. I see no advantage at this point.
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I vote not to disclose. I see no advantage at this point.
It could be worth your while to have an attorney review your insurance policy and the facts of your situation. It makes sense to confirm that...
I suggest that you retain the services of an attorney to guide you on the procedure and the best way to proceed.
Check out the police report and let the insurance company handle it.
do not accept this response. If this happened to you it is possible they are scamming others
if the person suing took a money settlement the insurance company would require that the person sign a release. Your in-laws insurance company can...
As to the question regarding jail, you will need to retain a criminal lawyer.
Based on the information you provided, you should be able to get the guy that hit you or his insurance company to pay for your repairs.
If you are unsatisfied with the offer, sue the case out in small claims court if there were no injuries.
Any personal injury attorney worth his or her salt will make a house call. Good luck.