Recent content by jity

What date did this happen? If it happened recently, it's okay you still have time for a lawsuit. I would suggest that you write a statement, sign and date to the facts of the story, include any witnesses (name, address, phone number). You should also find out what happened with the criminal...

LegalEasePlease it's considered rude to piggyback on another member's post. I would suggest that you start your own.

I think your thumb is at Wendy’s, it’s the duration of treatment, and others. 800.00 if more the fair given your stated damages.

what were you offered?

If you want to gamble on victory or not, a lawyer could be beneficial, either way you would pay around 200+ damages if awarded. I would try to place the negligence on the owner or the equipment that she supplied you, if this applies. The owner(s) of the snowplow did not fully explain proper...

Don't listen to them.... I would sue KFC, Wendy’s, the finger, and the fly for causing you mental anguish… How much were you thinking $$$ ? Given the pattern of corporate business. KFC might issue a reward for 100,000.00 for information leading to the capture of this fly!!!! DON’T STOP YOUR...

I would guess that YOU OR SOMEONE ELSE was not watching your son when he got injured. Since you really have no claim..... I would call and ask "will you help me pay for my son that was injured in your place of business” If they say no, your only recourse is to sue, but given your details, I do...

I think you need to rethink your position. Your tort is against the driver of the vehicle; The driver of the vehicle is not carrying the correct insurance so his insurance co denied his claim. You don’t even need to fight this loosing battle, it’s between the other driver and his insurance...

Just asking was the accident 100% your fault?

New York state that Personal Injury Actions must be brought within three years of the date of the injury. Is this a letter or were you served a lawsuit? Let State Farm handle it, that’s what you pay them for. You are liable with the facts you have provided, but you have insurance – They do...

I'm guessing that you are 100% at fault, since you are not on trial here, what are the facts of the accident? How much damage did you cause? Who is the vehicle registered to? How did the attorney letter arrive, was it certified mail?

Call the electrical contractor and ask them how they would like to handle this claim. And tell them your claim was denied, and see what they say. Do you have any medical?

I think your wrong here, while the baseball team would probably not be liable, the owner of the park could be if factors existed. I have seen a couple of successfully filed lawsuits in this area. I think he has a claim.

I think your taking a HUGE risk by doing this. I would call your insurance company and ask them what you should do. Do not take a chance here.

Either way you look at it her insurance is going to go up with you, if they allow it. You should really understand what you’re asking your aunt to do for you. She can be held FINANCIALLY responsible for your future mistakes should you have an accident.