What is the statute of limitations for rear-end collisions in Austin, Texas?
the simple answer is two years. some things can alter that, however. the statute does not begin to run against a minor until their 18th birthday....
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the simple answer is two years. some things can alter that, however. the statute does not begin to run against a minor until their 18th birthday....
I think it is unlikely. The issue in Texas is control. Duty follows control. If you do not have control over the premises, then you do not have...
Her liability insurance will cover her in any car she has permission to drive. It will also cover anyone driving her insured car with her...
This is a complex question. First, you have to be served before the lawsuit can go forward. Were you ever served? Second, the statute of...
I'm so sorry about your wreck. I hope you were not injured. You have a duty under your policy to cooperate with your own insurance company. You...
I am so sorry you have had to go through this. The legal system is far from perfect. In 38 years of practicing law, most of the time representing...
This one is easy if you have liability insurance. Turn the claim over to them, and as Bruce says, make sure you can prove you did so. It then...
The short answer to your question is "No." Normally, only the driver of the car is responsible for the collision. If you have ownership or...
Here is the Texas statute: V.T.C.A., Transportation Code § 601.051 § 601.051. Requirement of Financial Responsibility Currentness A person...
Your statute of limitations is two years. If you have not filed a lawsuit within that time, you are likely out of luck. I would not wait.