My dog bit another dog in an off leash dog park, am I liable?
First, the one-bite rule is not exactly correct in Oregon. But, it is also not strict liability like it is in California. You are responsible, with...
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First, the one-bite rule is not exactly correct in Oregon. But, it is also not strict liability like it is in California. You are responsible, with...
Your friend just needs to turn this over to their insurance company and let the attorney they hire deal with this. Unlicensed or not, if your...
Generally speaking the statute of limitations starts to run once you discover the tortious conduct. Take this from experience in litigating...
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No one would be able to tell based on an anonymous post on the internet (please don't post your name here though). The state's court system can be...
I don't think the law itself is clear on the point, so it would take some research of the case law to see if a court has made a decision on the...
Until she makes the accusation to someone other than you, I would suggest just letting it go. If she tells someone else, then you should consider a...
You report it to the police in whatever jurisdiction it was stolen in, as that is where the crime occurred.
Technically you were fired, but you can explain that easily to future employers. Note, since you were fired, your final paycheck was due by the end...
Generally no. UM and UIM only cover bodily injury. Comprehensive coverage would cover the property damage.
Did you have a license? If you did, not harm no foul. If you did not, well, he could have run your plates and found out the owner and then check...