I was in accident on public school property due to a parking lot light being burned out. Do I have a case?
I would say you have no case. If you were driving fast enough to total out your car it would seem to me that you are solely at fault.
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I would say you have no case. If you were driving fast enough to total out your car it would seem to me that you are solely at fault.
You need to hire an attorney for your court appearance and you need to take a few more classes in grammer and sentence structure.
Five weeks is more than enough time. It sounds like you are getting the run around. I would keep pestering them for a decision and if no luck...
It is a very difficult to follow your fact pattern but I would say the lane changer has the obligation to make sure the lane he is changing into is...
Your best course of action is to hire an attorney.
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You provide us no facts about your accident. You may have a case but slip and fall cases are always difficult to prove as contributory negligence...
You may want to check this website or check with the local bar association. Most bar associations have a lawyer referral service.