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How does the auto insurance adjuster calculate the value on your personal injury claim?
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Answered on June 09, 2016
They use the net amount. But there is much more to the case than the amount of medical expenses.
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School that I worked for has sued me to repay money they say I was overpaid over 4 years ago. Is there a statute of limitations?
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Answered on June 09, 2016
Yes. But talk to an experienced attorney.
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Do I have a personal injury case?
Joel's answer
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Answered on June 09, 2016
Yes. Talk to a lawsuit attorney as soon as possible.
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Unethical behavior by boss/business, complain/sue or get the hint about their ethics/integrity & look for opportunity to leave?
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Answered on June 09, 2016
It depends on the amount at stake, to determine if it is worth proceeding.
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Why did I suddenly receive a MC-012 on a 10 yr old debt? I've never been served, have never received anything from a court.
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Answered on June 09, 2016
They are probably adding interest as the get ready to renew the judgment.
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Before the Court, the defendant testified to the judge that in my complaint I wrote about UFOs, bagels and unicorns; not true.
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Answered on June 08, 2016
The statements are protected under the litigation privilege.
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Can you ask for sanctions if your creditor has not filed satisfaction of judgment towards your debt?
Joel's answer
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Answered on June 08, 2016
Yes you can.
Demand the file, in writing.
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I need a medical malpractice attorney to represent me against a gastroenterologist who messed up my colonoscopy & polyps removal
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Answered on June 08, 2016
See a medical specialist right away.
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What should i do to settle this? If I send in tax returns and my monthly expenses can they use it in court for a levy or other t
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Answered on June 08, 2016
Yes they can then use that information to collect the debt.
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Any exceptions to American Rule that will make me liable for defendant's attorney fees if I loose negligence claim?
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Answered on June 07, 2016
In California, in non-statutory negligence claims, the losing party is not responsible for the opposing party's attorney fees.
