Corona, CA
Employment and labor Lawyer at Corona, CA
Practice Areas: Employment & Labor, Business ... +2 more
Defamation claims require the plaintiff to prove that (a) the statements made were, in fact, made or published, (b) that the statements were false,...
My experience is that most insurance companies and their adjusters will try to resolve claims for as little as they can. If you obtain the basis...
There are many possible avenues to pursue. Depending on the facts of the accident, the "lady that hit [you]" may have some measure of liability,...
In answer to your question, an without seeing the letter, I would generally say no. Depending on the way the letter was phrased, it may be viewed...
I can't necessarily answer for what may happen in WA, but in California you should be able to recover against the adverse party for your property...
I would agree with my colleague that regardless of who is at fault, if an accident caused more than $500 damage it should be reported. Plus,...
You don't say whether the driver of your vehicle was the one at fault or not, but if this was a "solo" accident, depending on the relationship...
Any accident you have will likely go on your record. If you had a valid learner's permit, being in the car with a licensed instructor should keep...
If there was a police report that documents both (a) THAT the accident occurred, and (b) how the accident occurred, what he told his own adjuster...
The short answer to your question is: you may. You said the drunk driver was "underinsured." If she was at fault and had some insurance (Cal. law...
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