Phoenix, AZ
Personal injury Lawyer at Phoenix, AZ
Practice Areas: Personal Injury, Car Accidents ... +5 more
A motorist may not back up unless he/she first determines that it is safe to proceed in that direction. You are not responsible for the crash or...
The at-fault party cannot dictate the terms of compensating you for your damages (the cost of the repair and where it will be repaired). You also...
Based upon your description, you would need to make a claim with your own insurance carrier under your collision coverage (if you purchased it). ...
Rule 26.1 requires the disclosure of applicable insurance policies. My guess is that you have not complied with the Rule 26.1 disclosure...
You are always better off having an attorney when dealing with insurance carriers. Insurance carriers make their money in two ways. 1) Insureds...
The residency status of the parties involved is immaterial and has no bearing upon liability. Neither does the age of the driver. I am guessing...
In order to truly respond to your inquiry, additional details are required. In an effort to respond to your inquiry, I am assuming the following: ...
The simple answer is "yes." Anyone can sue anyone else. The bigger question is whether or not your friend will prevail on the lawsuit. Your...
Hopefully, you have uninsured motorist and comprehensive coverage on your own automobile insurance policy(ies). If so, proceed with an uninsured...
Significantly more information will need to be provided in order for anyone to provide you with a liability assessment of the incident. If you are...