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Do i really need too
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Answered on February 12, 2014
See other response................................
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Do i really need too
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Answered on February 12, 2014
You need to tell us exactly what happened and when before we can tell if you have a case. There's no way to know if one has been filed for you yet...
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Car accident
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Answered on February 12, 2014
How long ago was this?
Contact a PI lawyer. A lot of firms, including mine, offer free consultations on cases such as yours.
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Please help me sue my step dad for the crimes he made aggenst me 44years ago molestation,trying to make our dog have sex wth m
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Answered on February 12, 2014
There's probably nothing that can be done.
I was taken by ambulance to ER w/stroke symptoms. Sent home w/vertigo diagnosis. Major stroke ensued in 2 days. What gives?
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Answered on February 12, 2014
Obviously, you now know: retain a good med mal/trial lawyer to review your case in terms of records, etc., and go from there. Don't waste time.
SR1 form fillup on driving a rental car
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Answered on February 12, 2014
Ask your lawyer to assist with this. That's why you hired him/her.
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Can you sue the auto insurance company for medical and pain and suffering if their insured driver was 100% at fault?
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Answered on February 12, 2014
The esurance guy is right. See how badly you need a lawyer?
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What does it cost to file and proceed with a lawsuit if your pet is killed by another animal? Should I even pursue this?
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Answered on February 11, 2014
Sadly your pet is treated as property, so it's likely not worth the cost of a lawsuit unless you had some kind of $5000 show dog.
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I was rear ended, I have not been able to reach a settlement with other party after months of back and forth..
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If you were injured, you should get a lawyer. If it's just property damage, small claims might work. The other driver's ins. co. doesn't really...
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Insurance is refusing to pay because the car that does not belong to the driver was no in the policy
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Answered on February 11, 2014
Take the driver and his employer to small claims court. That's your best bet.
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