Would the following constitute a civil action for slander and/or a defamation of character lawsuit?
No, it wouldn't. Unless and until you have damages as a result of the false statement, there is no case.
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No, it wouldn't. Unless and until you have damages as a result of the false statement, there is no case.
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Its neither. Insurance companies can take their insured's word for it. However, they are required to negotiate in good faith, and denying a claim...
Yes, its a workers comp case, and it doesn't matter if you were partially at fault. You are entitled to benefits.
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Close only counts in horseshoes and hand grenades. You can't sue for what might have happened. Nightmares are not a sufficient basis for a lawsuit.
If his parental rights are terminated by the court, you can appoint a guardian in the event of your death through your will.
There is a whole lot in here that doesn't make sense to me. Email me so I can get some more specific facts and try and answer your question. ...
The owner and his insurance company may be liable even if the car was stolen. It all depends on the facts surrounding the "theft"
Yes, but talk to your attorney about how, or if, it will affect the case.
You can make the claim: they don't need your paystubs, a letter from your employer will work just fine for the claims stage.