John William Burke

John William Burke's Answers (5)

Rapid City, SD

Car accident Lawyer at Rapid City, SD

Practice Areas: Car Accidents, Trucking Accident ... +15 more

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If I verbally said a settlement sounded fair but haven't signed the papers can I change my mind?

John's answer | Answered on December 25, 2016

Based upon your summary, yes, so long as you have not signed anything or, in some cases, endorsed a settlement check, you are not bound to these...

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My insurance co denied the claim for a car accident n now I'm being sued in small claim. It's his word against mine

John's answer | Answered on December 25, 2016

I agree with Mr. Padove. Review your policy and make sure that you provide your insurance company with notice of the claim and provide it with...

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Can I call the police on my mom for abusing me?

John's answer | Answered on December 25, 2016

Absolutely. You could call any law enforcement agency, such as the Sheriff's Department or the City Police Department.

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Is it illegal to distribute someone's deposition to a 3rd party without their permission?

John's answer | Answered on December 25, 2016

I agree with Mr. Larrimore. You should contact your attorney, since he/she will know whether the deposition was required to be kept confidential,...

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Will something that I wasn't charged for show up in the accident report?

John's answer | Answered on December 25, 2016

In my experience, the amount of information in an Accident Report is often driven by the thoroughness of the reporting Officer. However, there is...

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