Bryan Edward Mortlock

Bryan Edward Mortlock's Answers (15)

Carlsbad, CA

Personal injury Lawyer at Carlsbad, CA

Practice Areas: Personal Injury, DUI & DWI, Criminal Defense

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Do I have to report money I get from a car accident settlement to Medicare or Social Security?

Bryan's answer | Answered on May 16, 2012

I concur with Mr. Hudson. You are in a precarious situation. It is unclear if your medical bills were paid by Medpay under your auto policy or by...

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I was rear-ended in a car accident two year ago . Never heard anything from the person, only their insurance company in attempt

Bryan's answer | Answered on July 27, 2011

Mr. Oakley is correct. The insurance company has a contractual duty to defend their insured. This means you can proceed with your suit against...

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I Live in CA. have 2 WC at the final stages for settlement and was hit from the back yesterday I was a passenger can I file for

Bryan's answer | Answered on July 26, 2011

If you have a worker's compensation attorney, I would immediately call him or her and let him or her know you have been involved in an auto...

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Statute of limitations for injury lawsuit?

Bryan's answer | Answered on July 07, 2011

I am sorry to hear that your father lost his thumb at work. That is a serious injury that can have life long consequences. If your father lost...

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If a judge is convinced can he "change" not drop a felony drug sales charge to a misdemeanor posession?

Bryan's answer | Answered on July 07, 2011

I am assuming that you completed Deferred Entry of Judgment under California Welfare & Institutions Section 790. That effectively means that you...

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