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What should I do after a car accident?

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Answered by attorney Matthew D Kaplan (Unclaimed Profile)
Personal Injury lawyer at Kaplan Law, LLC
You should get the at fault driver's information: name, address, plate number, insurance company, and drivers license. If the at fault driver is uninsured, you should hire an attorney to make an Uninsured Motorist Claim on your fathers' insurance policy.
You should get the at fault driver's information: name, address, plate number, insurance company, and drivers license. If the at fault driver is uninsured, you should hire an attorney to make an Uninsured Motorist Claim on your fathers' insurance policy.
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Is it a positive thing if the insurance company for the 18 wheeler accepts liability for property and liability?

Answered by attorney Ted A. Liggett
Personal Injury lawyer at Liggett Law Group, P.C.
While it is not a guarantee they will pay your injury claim, it is good news if the insurance company accepts liability for the property damage. It simply means that their investigation reveals that their insured was sufficiently at fault to subject them to a negative finding on liability at trial. A Plaintiff still has the burden to prove that the claimed injury was related to the accident and that the treatment for the injury was reasonable and customary. Nevertheless, it is a good place to start.
While it is not a guarantee they will pay your injury claim, it is good news if the insurance company accepts liability for the property damage. It simply means that their investigation reveals that their insured was sufficiently at fault to subject them to a negative finding on liability at trial. A Plaintiff still has the burden to prove that the claimed injury was related to the accident and that the treatment for the injury was reasonable and customary. Nevertheless, it is a good place to start.
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Broke tooth chocked on plasticc in food

Answered by attorney Patrick Short
Personal Injury lawyer at Law Firm of Patrick Short
Your wife clearly has damages from the Trader Joes pizza.  Hopefully, you have the hard plastic pieces under the cheese.  And, if you have the tooth or photos of the tooth and the hard plastic under the cheese.  Make sure you keep a copy of the bills from the dentist, the amount of time this has or will cause your wife to spend dealing with her tooth as well as any way that this has affected your wife. You will need to provide the attorney you consult the name of the Trader Joe's she went to to make the purchase.  While it is still fresh on her mind and yours, write down the date of the occurrence so that it is not forgotten.  If you paid for the pizza on a debit card, print that out along with the receipt if you have it. If a report was made to the store; what was stated by your wife or you, have they tried to contact you and talk to you or your wife is also information that the attorney will want to to know. ideally you kept the pizza box with the name of the manufacturer on it. I would encourage you to seek the advice of an attorney.  
Your wife clearly has damages from the Trader Joes pizza.  Hopefully, you have the hard plastic pieces under the cheese.  And, if you have the tooth or photos of the tooth and the hard plastic under the cheese.  Make sure you keep a copy of the bills from the dentist, the amount of time this has or will cause your wife to spend dealing with her tooth as well as any way that this has affected your wife. You will need to provide the attorney you consult the name of the Trader Joe's she went to to make the purchase.  While it is still fresh on her mind and yours, write down the date of the occurrence so that it is not forgotten.  If you paid for the pizza on a debit card, print that out along with the receipt if you have it. If a report was made to the store; what was stated by your wife or you, have they tried to contact you and talk to you or your wife is also information that the attorney will want to to know. ideally you kept the pizza box with the name of the manufacturer on it. I would encourage you to seek the advice of an attorney.  
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