I'm not admitted in FL (only in CA), but can offer the following general observations. In a malpractice case, you first must establish that...

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I'm not admitted in AZ (only in CA), but can offer the following general observations. In a malpractice case, you first must establish that...

Generally speaking, if you have property damage coverage for your car (and it sounds from your question like you do), your carrier will pay for the...

I had a rear end collusion where the driver I hit jumped in front of me and slammed the breaks and i have no insurance.

Typically this is precisely the type of case where you turn it over to insurance, but since you did not have coverage at the time, you are...

Can the party at fault pay the difference between the value of the car and what a new car costs?

My take is that, generally speaking, the measure of the damages is what the car was worth at the time of the incident, not replacement value. For...

Your logic makes sense. If we try looking at this by an analogy, if someone maintains a hazard on his property (fire, dangerous materials, etc.)...

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What I can say is that, based on my 20+ years in the profession, most attorneys are in this business to help their clients and people in need. ...

Court appearance...

Pro se litigants are not required to wear suits (for that matter, by the look of some counsel that I've seen in Court, neither are attorneys...

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I cannot speak specifically to NC law (as I'm only admitted in CA), but generally, a plaintiff can file and dismiss and then refile, provided the...

Can you explain the prder fro default in my case?

I believe I posted a response to this question previously. Please refer to that reply.