What are my rights?
Definitely do not talk to a police officer until you have spoken to a lawyer. Report this incident to your insurance company.
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Definitely do not talk to a police officer until you have spoken to a lawyer. Report this incident to your insurance company.
To be perfectly honest, your best option is to put the claim in through your own auto insurance. Schools are generally public and are immune from...
There is usually an appeal process required by your policy and I suggest you either begin that process in a timely manner or contact a lawyer who...
You may not have a "case" at all. Slip and fall cases are among the toughest to recover on in Illinois and snow and ice cases are even more...
Months. At least. After a motion is a date on that months calendar. Then, either side may appeal that decision. Prepare for the long haul.
He should procure insurance now and bring proof to court. Either it gets dismissed or a greatly reduced fine likely.
Clearly, the judge is communicating you don’t know what you’re doing or would not be so dismissive. It’s long past time you got competent...
Maybe, maybe not. You don’t have a plan b,so hope they do. Not making a report is not only against the law but will make their denial easier....
Are you suggesting they broke into your locked car? If so, that would be a crime and should be reported to authorities.
As my colleague Mr. Candiano points out, you can but it’s a waste of time. If you have insurance, use it. That’s the best option here.