Had a car accident (not at fault). Minimal damage to my car but minor injury. Is it worth it to try to get compensation?
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Answered on November 24, 2020
It depends. Often times you may consider an injury to be minor, but a more in depth evaluation and/or medical imaging may reveal a more serious...
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I need a lawyer that can help me sue the person that hit my car in a freeway accident
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Answered on November 24, 2020
It is important that you consult with an attorney as soon as possible. Were you or your son injured as a result of the accident? ...Most injury...
What do i do if i was in a parked vehicle and someone hit me?
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Answered on November 23, 2020
The same rules and laws apply as if you were hit by another car while driving on the streets. You are entitled to repairs for your vehicle and for...
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I swerved a car and got into an accident, no witnesses, no report - will it be considered at fault?
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Answered on November 23, 2020
It is at your carrier's discretion. However, since there was no impact with the vehicle that caused you to swerve, you will likely be found at fault.
Do I have to pay for my neighbor’s rental car?
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Answered on November 23, 2020
The short answer is YES. Since your neighbor has lost use of his vehicle as a direct result of this incident, you have an obligation to provide him...
How much medical history am I required to give the other person that hit me in a car accident insurance company
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Answered on November 23, 2020
You are not required to give them anything. They are only entitled to this information during discovery (after a lawsuit is filed). I would suggest...
When a person is pulling out and a car comes from around the corner and hits the guy pulling out, who's at fault?
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Answered on November 23, 2020
On these limited facts, it appears that the person who hit your car is at fault. You would need to file a claim with their insurance carrier to...
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How is lost wages (loss of wages) calculated after an accident in which you were not at fault?
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Answered on November 23, 2020
If an hourly employee - Take the amount of your hourly wage and multiply it by the number of hours you missed due to the accident. For example, if...
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