Can I sue both the landlord and the tenant who hit my car? or can I just go after the tenant.
I see nothing in your post to suggest that the landlord has any legal responsibility for what happened. The tenant who hit your car or any other...
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I see nothing in your post to suggest that the landlord has any legal responsibility for what happened. The tenant who hit your car or any other...
Health care providers are legally entitled to charge a fee to make copies of medical records under California Health & Safety Code 123110(b). The...
The term "under the influence" of alcohol comes from California Vehicle Code 23152(a), which is a criminal DUI provision that differs from the more...
I'm punching your data into my supercomputer that calculates the precise chances of winning a lawsuit: Computing .... computing ... here come the...
It's unclear whether the other driver has insurance. If they have insurance, submit a claim to them directly. If that doesn't work, you could...
I'm absolutely dying to know what your name is! But, apparently, it's not something decent enough to post on Avvo. Other than cursing the name...
Call around to some personal injury attorneys in your area to discuss what happened. Not something I'd take, but maybe you can find an attorney...
You did the right thing by forwarding the letter to your insurance. They will provide a defense for you. I have to say I'm pretty curious about...
You've blown the statute of limitations. You have no case. Best to move on.
A bit more information would be useful.