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Can my sister sue for aggravated assault?

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Answered by attorney Michael Alexander Yurasov-Lichtenberg (Unclaimed Profile)
Personal Injury lawyer at Havens Lichtenberg PLLC
Aggravated assault is a criminal charge. You sister should file a complaint with the police. As part of adjudication of the criminal case, the court will order the assailant to compensate your sister for all the damages he caused. A criminal court's judge can award a much higher value to your sister's pain and suffering than a civil jury would. And she will not need a lawyer: District Attorney's office will prosecute the case. If she does not get fully compensated by the criminal court, your sister can bring a civil suit for assault and battery, and for personal injury, and for intentional infliction of emotional distress. With a criminal conviction of her assailant, it will be a relatively straightforward case. If the assailant does not get convicted by a criminal court, a civil suit will remain very much possible (remember O.J. Simpson case?). So, my advice is to talk to the police and the District Attorney, first.
Aggravated assault is a criminal charge. You sister should file a complaint with the police. As part of adjudication of the criminal case, the court will order the assailant to compensate your sister for all the damages he caused. A criminal court's judge can award a much higher value to your sister's pain and suffering than a civil jury would. And she will not need a lawyer: District Attorney's office will prosecute the case. If she does not get fully compensated by the criminal court, your sister can bring a civil suit for assault and battery, and for personal injury, and for intentional infliction of emotional distress. With a criminal conviction of her assailant, it will be a relatively straightforward case. If the assailant does not get convicted by a criminal court, a civil suit will remain very much possible (remember O.J. Simpson case?). So, my advice is to talk to the police and the District Attorney, first.
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Do I have a case to pursue if my airbags did not come out even though I am without a license?

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Answered by attorney James Peirce Kelaher (Unclaimed Profile)
Personal Injury lawyer at Kelaher Law Offices, P.A.
No. Airbags only deploy in front-end collisions, not when your car grows wings, flies through the air and lands upside down. The bit about your license is irrelevant as it did not contribute to causing the accident.
No. Airbags only deploy in front-end collisions, not when your car grows wings, flies through the air and lands upside down. The bit about your license is irrelevant as it did not contribute to causing the accident.
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What can I do to get this reduced or get my wife from being affected or getting her license revoked?

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Answered by attorney Paul L. Whitfield (Unclaimed Profile)
Personal Injury lawyer at Paul Whitfield and Associates P.A.
The purpose of the law is to make sure only licensed and insured people operate autos. Your wife is responsible for the operation of the vehicle and I doubt if anyone would believe that you "stole" your wife's car or drove it without her knowledge consent and permission. Maybe so but I don't think most folk would believe that. you need to pay the damages you caused you ought to find a lawyer to help you thru this mine field of problems.
The purpose of the law is to make sure only licensed and insured people operate autos. Your wife is responsible for the operation of the vehicle and I doubt if anyone would believe that you "stole" your wife's car or drove it without her knowledge consent and permission. Maybe so but I don't think most folk would believe that. you need to pay the damages you caused you ought to find a lawyer to help you thru this mine field of problems.
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