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As attorney Bodner said, it is impossible to tell you what is a good settlement. A good settlement is a factor of many things, including the nature...
Depending on your State, either the secretary of state's office, or the department of motor vehicle, or department of transportation will be able...
Yes you can sue the other driver for damages. But, you are facing an issue here. Whatever you are able to claim from the other driver's insurance...
If your name does not appear on the title, I do not see how anyone can find you liable for any damages your son may cause while operating the...
From what you have written, I do not see any reason to worry. You have reported the event to your insurance and so that is covered. If you receive...
Likely yes. There are various limits or no limits imposed by law in different jurisdictions. In Illinois for example, you would be up to 100%...
Figuring out whether there is a claim for medical malpractice, is mostly a medical question rather than a legal question. You should obtain all...
Yes, only if you have medical records and reports supporting your claim of emotional distress. Otherwise, no. I hope this helps and If you do...
Strictly from what you say, it sounds like both of you may be at fault-each to a varying degree. Of course the fact that the other driver was...
The first answer is a good one. Report the matter to your insurance and see what happens. Public transports have the highest duty of care and so...
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