Comanche, TX Personal Injury Law Firms & Lawyers

Depending on what kind of change you are thinking of making to your business, I don't believe a lawsuit automatically prevents you from making the change, HOWEVER, if you are a partner in a partnership (for example) and wish to change your partnership into a corporation, the change will have taken place AFTER whatever circumstances led to the lawsuit being filed, so you will still be considered a partner for the purposes of the lawsuit. In other words, you can gain whatever benefit can be gained from changing the nature of your business, but NOT retroactively.

You should immediately call a lawyer and discuss your case with them.  There are related issues of how to attempt to file supplemental police report as well as hiring an accident reconstructionist in order to try and prove the liability in your case.  Most attorneys who do this type of work will give you a free consultation.  Give one a call.  Do not discuss your case or give a recorded statement until you have consulted with a lawyer. Your insurance company will have a right of subrogation as to any monies you recover if you can prove liability.  You should gather your medical bills and (EOBs) together and bring them with you or mail them to the lawyer you speak with.

Very likely, No. Keep making payments and work with your providers. Also, try to get some insurance somewhere, perhaps talking to the counselors at your local hospital or DSS office. Also, consider charitable organizations. Get well soon.