Need help! rear end collision that was intentionally caused by other party
From what you presented, I would argue that you are not responsible, but if you are sued, make sure that your turn the paperwork over to your...
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From what you presented, I would argue that you are not responsible, but if you are sued, make sure that your turn the paperwork over to your...
Short answer: No. The party to the lawsuit is the adverse driver, not the insurance company. The ins. co. simply has agreed to pay for the loss...
Potentially your daughter can sue the other driver, though not the insurance company. As a practical matter, the insurance company "pays the...
I would agree with other counsel who advised to report the matter to your insurance company, if you have not already done so. The bottom line in...
This sounds like you've added some additional facts to a previous post. With these additional facts, I would say that there may be some liability...
The short answer as I see it is: it depends. I'm assuming you left at the house of a friend, due to the restrictions placed on parking cars at your...
It's difficult to assess this, based on the limited facts presented. You don't mention how fast you were going, whether that speed was within the...
An individual can, indeed, issue a subpoena, provided it is done correctly and within the parameters of an ongoing legal action. (Otherwise, pro...
I am not admitted in OH (only in CA), so I can only provide a sort of general response. In general, all defamation actions (slander is a type of...
The question is best directed to an attorney in TX (I'm only admitted in CA), but based on some quick research I did, I see that Texas...