Hello All! I was in a car accident and required a tow at the scene which happened to be in an intersection that has washing

It seems unlikely that the amount of money at stake would be large enough for an attorney to accept your case on a contingency fee basis, and it is...

Is a demand letter always required when pursuing a personal injury claim?

A demand letter is not just a letter. When done correctly, it includes lots of documents to support the claim. Complete medical records and...

No, but your PIP would probably cover medical expenses up to your PIP limit. If the pedestrian has auto insurance, and if the value of the claim...

Can my closed General Contracting business (LLC) be sued now?

Defunct building contractors get sued all the time. Even though they are defunct, they may have at least partial insurance coverage from whatever...

Maybe, maybe not. It would depend on the wording of the Conditions, Covenants, and Restrictions, which are commonly referred to as "CC&Rs." Since...

Can my son demand his car back that he gave me? The title has yet to be changed, but I have had and maintained the car for a yr

If the title is still in his name and there was no written agreement to say that he was transferring it to you, he would almost certainly win if...

Personal injury?

Unless you or your sister had significant injuries, it my not be worth the time and expense of pursuing a claim against the other women. There...

I was hit by an insured driver, I'm uninsured. Can i file for pain & suffering?

Oregon law is quite hard on uninsured drivers. In general, a driver who has no insurance can not recover pain and suffering from the at-fault...

I was in a car accident and I do not have a license or insurance.. I'm being sued by the other persons insurance company

If you or your daughter were injured, you should seek a free consult with a personal injury attorney. If the attorney agrees to take the case on a...

Seek a free consultation from a local attorney. Even though you were not injured, most attorneys who describe themselves as "personal injury"...