If my misdemeanor is dropped to an Infaction will that show up on my record and if so will it be harmful when it comes to a back
This question would be better posted under Criminal Law instead of Personal Injury.
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This question would be better posted under Criminal Law instead of Personal Injury.
Report the claim to your insurance company. Failure to promptly report a claim can be grounds for denial. Unfortunately, you are probably at fault...
The best you can do in this scenario is to work out a settlement with the other driver. Maybe agree to make payments.
If you were injured, yes. If you didn't sustain bodily injury, probably not. This is unfortunate in these multi car accidents where multiple...
This depends upon the terms and conditions in your insurance policy. Ask if there is a "deductible waiver" provision in the event of an uninsured...
It depends upon any number of factors including how significant the claimed injuries are, whether there is a dispute regarding liability, whether...
The statute of limitations for a personal injury claim is usually 2 years from the date of the incident but, for property damage it would be 3...
You could lose your driver's license. I would attempt to work out something with him that you can afford. I would also suggest getting your auto...
Unfortunately, just because you were driving "within the speed limit" doesn't necessarily mean that you were not at fault. California's "Basic...
Both. The person who rear ended you is most likely fault for either following too closely (CA Vehicle Code section 21703), traveling at an unsafe...