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Can I pursue legal action if my legally parked car was hit by a drunk driver?

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Answered by attorney Willie Stephen Graves (Unclaimed Profile)
Personal Injury lawyer at Graves Law Firm
The drunk driver's insurance company owes you for the fair market value of the car if it was totaled. The matter of future payments you hoped to avoid is not a factor, but the fact that the car was in exceptional condition with new tires, etc. is. In theory, you should be able to take the payment from the insurer and go buy another car of equal value with it. It can be hard to get them to agree with your assessment of your car's value, but ou always have the option of suing in small claims court if you believe a judge or jury will agree with you. Unfortunately you can't afford to hire a lawyer because whatever you have to pay the lawyer will come out of your recovery and leave you even less to spend on a replacement car, and the insurance companies know it.
The drunk driver's insurance company owes you for the fair market value of the car if it was totaled. The matter of future payments you hoped to avoid is not a factor, but the fact that the car was in exceptional condition with new tires, etc. is. In theory, you should be able to take the payment from the insurer and go buy another car of equal value with it. It can be hard to get them to agree with your assessment of your car's value, but ou always have the option of suing in small claims court if you believe a judge or jury will agree with you. Unfortunately you can't afford to hire a lawyer because whatever you have to pay the lawyer will come out of your recovery and leave you even less to spend on a replacement car, and the insurance companies know it.
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How can I file a personal injury lawsuit against a former employer?

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Answered by attorney Thomas C. Bulman (Unclaimed Profile)
Personal Injury lawyer at Bulman Law Associates PLLC
Why is your employer responsible? Workers Compensation is the coverage that should apply. If your employer had WC insurance, you can't successfully sue your employer directly. WC is your only claim against the employer.
Why is your employer responsible? Workers Compensation is the coverage that should apply. If your employer had WC insurance, you can't successfully sue your employer directly. WC is your only claim against the employer.
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What do I do if I was in an accident and neither insurance companies want to cover damages?

James Peirce Kelaher
Answered by attorney James Peirce Kelaher (Unclaimed Profile)
Personal Injury lawyer at Kelaher Law Offices, P.A.
If your mother's insurance coverage includes collision coverage, then you can always sue them and they will have to pay your mother's attorney's fees.
If your mother's insurance coverage includes collision coverage, then you can always sue them and they will have to pay your mother's attorney's fees.