Should my passenger sue me and the other driver?

You ask two questions. I think what you are asking in the first one is whether you might have to pay out of pocket (in other words beyond your...

How do I find out if my stepdad is pursuing a wrongful death case for my mom or if I should

Ideally you would retain a lawyer to represent your interests and that lawyer can make some calls. If you don't want to go that far you might look...

Being sued.

In most cases you are only liable for a limited amount simply as owner of the car, and that amount should be fully covered by your insurance, so...

I don't know what this mean and what should I do next?

A citation is not notice of a lawsuit by the other person - it is notice that the police officer has charged that you committed a moving violation....

The odds probably tilt slightly in your favor, in light of the fact that the witness the other driver relied upon was not identified by the police,...

Both me and my son involved in a car accident. Lack of response from insurance company. What do I do?

Getting a lawyer involved with only eat up your compensation. If you have your own collision coverage you should make a claim on that; your...

My was involved in a hit and run accident while parked in front of my house. I was able to locate the associated vehicle on my

You don't make this clear but I think what is happening is that this guy and his lawyer are trying to resolve the criminal charges against him and...

Suing underinsured motorist and their insurance, should I cut 1500 in losses in order to qualify for small claims?

It might make sense for you to waive part of your damages and sue for the full $10,000 limit in small claims court. A case in what we call the...

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If my vehicle breaks down and someone rear ends me twenty minutes later, can i be at fault? Could I be sued even with insurance?

Based on the facts you recite here I don't see how anyone would find you responsible for the accident, but that doesn't stop an attorney from suing...

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Wrongful death

Generally the period is two years, but that period can be shortened or extended in certain types of cases. For example, a claim for medical...