Everything you wrote indicates that the collision was your fault. When it's raining hard, you are supposed to slow down. If you had done that,...

You can make a report to police. It decides, not you, whether to present the case to the District Attorney, and the District Attorney decides...

The document you are quoting is an "Answer" to your "Complaint." A defendant must file an Answer to the Complaint to dispute your allegations. ...

How much money you "get" depends on the level of fault of the property owner, the amount of comparative fault by you, the type of injury you...

Seems like the obvious answer would be to hire an attorney to guide you through the process. If you want to save money and not pay attorney fees,...

Yes you can make a claim, if they have insurance. If you are injured, in addition to your property damage, you can recover your medical bills for...

In a negligence case, neither party can recover attorney fees. That right is reserved to certain claims for violations of statute.

The homeowner can be liable. The homeowner owns the property to the middle of the street under the provisions of Street and Highway Code §§...

Yes. You can sue. You may also have a workers compensation claim. More information about the collision is needed, ands a lawyer will be...

Contact your insurance company at the time of the alleged car accident. It owes you a legal defense, and it will pay on your behalf if a jury...