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Law Office of Monica S. McElyea, LLC

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  • The Law Office of Monica S. McElyea, LLC provides experienced, reputable, and skilled legal representation in Summit & the surrounding mountain counties of Colorado.

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If I fell is the park liable for my dr bill

David B Harrison
Answered by attorney David B Harrison (Unclaimed Profile)
Personal Injury lawyer at Miller & Harrison, LLC
It depends on why you fell - was there a defect on the sidewalk, ice that the park should have known about, a hole the park dug?  Is it a publicly owned park? If so there is a requirement that the governmental entity that owns the park be formally notified with specific information within 182 days of the incident. Contact a personal injury lawyer in your area and talk to them directly.
It depends on why you fell - was there a defect on the sidewalk, ice that the park should have known about, a hole the park dug?  Is it a publicly owned park? If so there is a requirement that the governmental entity that owns the park be formally notified with specific information within 182 days of the incident. Contact a personal injury lawyer in your area and talk to them directly.
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Is reading and making copies of text messages an invasion of privacy?

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Answered by attorney Andrew Tyler Velonis (Unclaimed Profile)
Personal Injury lawyer at Andrew T. Velonis, P.C.
Well, I'm afraid I'm not going to be much help. Yes it was an understandable mistake on your part, but it seems to me that the mistake was on your part. Your daughter seems to have some issues if she took it upon herself to hack your phone and use the information to obtain a TRO, and I'd guess that her law guardian is the one calling the shots. Since the "T" in "TRO" stands for "Temporary", it may fall by the wayside, certainly there can be modifications. Your lawyer will have some in-depth work to fight this.
Well, I'm afraid I'm not going to be much help. Yes it was an understandable mistake on your part, but it seems to me that the mistake was on your part. Your daughter seems to have some issues if she took it upon herself to hack your phone and use the information to obtain a TRO, and I'd guess that her law guardian is the one calling the shots. Since the "T" in "TRO" stands for "Temporary", it may fall by the wayside, certainly there can be modifications. Your lawyer will have some in-depth work to fight this.
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What can I do to speed up my personal injury case?

Spencer Edward Farris
Answered by attorney Spencer Edward Farris (Unclaimed Profile)
Personal Injury lawyer at The S.E. Farris Law Firm
The easiest way to speed up a case is to take a settlement of less than full value! If you have an experienced trial lawyer, he or she should move the case as fast as possible, but not so fast that it hurts the value of your case. You will never get "enough" money for your injury, so it is important to maximize the value of your case. If you don't have a lawyer, the best thing you can do to move things along is to hire a lawyer. Insurance companies only take you seriously if you can force them to do so- a lawyer can do things to prepare your case that you won't think to do. A lawyer adds value to your case for that reason. If you have a lawyer, trust him to do his job. If you don't, hire a good one. Otherwise, be prepared to take what the insurance company gives you, when they decide to do it.
The easiest way to speed up a case is to take a settlement of less than full value! If you have an experienced trial lawyer, he or she should move the case as fast as possible, but not so fast that it hurts the value of your case. You will never get "enough" money for your injury, so it is important to maximize the value of your case. If you don't have a lawyer, the best thing you can do to move things along is to hire a lawyer. Insurance companies only take you seriously if you can force them to do so- a lawyer can do things to prepare your case that you won't think to do. A lawyer adds value to your case for that reason. If you have a lawyer, trust him to do his job. If you don't, hire a good one. Otherwise, be prepared to take what the insurance company gives you, when they decide to do it.
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