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How do I recover my losses after being hit by a drunk driver?

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Answered by attorney Paul Alan Samakow (Unclaimed Profile)
Personal Injury lawyer at The Law Offices of Paul A. Samakow, P.C.
You get paid for the value of your vehicle. Value of your vehicle has nothing to do with the money you owe for loan or lease on that vehicle. As you know, vehicles depreciate. Regarding the increased payment, again, that has nothing to do with giving you money for the value of your vehicle. Your financial arrangements are not part of calculating value. Best wishes.
You get paid for the value of your vehicle. Value of your vehicle has nothing to do with the money you owe for loan or lease on that vehicle. As you know, vehicles depreciate. Regarding the increased payment, again, that has nothing to do with giving you money for the value of your vehicle. Your financial arrangements are not part of calculating value. Best wishes.
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How long do I have to sue a school for a personal injury?

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Answered by attorney Andrew Tyler Velonis (Unclaimed Profile)
Personal Injury lawyer at Andrew T. Velonis, P.C.
In order to make a claim against a public school, the claimant must file a Notice of Claim within 90 days of the occurrence and suit must be filed within one year and 90 days. But: there can be exception if the school had actual knowledge of the incident, and the statute of limitations can be extended if the injured person is a minor at the time of the incident. Also: you would have to show that school officials knew or should have known this was going to happen and failed to take steps to prevent it. Finally, if you were an employee of the school, you are limited to worker's compensation.
In order to make a claim against a public school, the claimant must file a Notice of Claim within 90 days of the occurrence and suit must be filed within one year and 90 days. But: there can be exception if the school had actual knowledge of the incident, and the statute of limitations can be extended if the injured person is a minor at the time of the incident. Also: you would have to show that school officials knew or should have known this was going to happen and failed to take steps to prevent it. Finally, if you were an employee of the school, you are limited to worker's compensation.
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Can an insurance company take your car after an accident that was caused by the other party and I was offered $2030?

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Answered by attorney David F. Stoddard (Unclaimed Profile)
Personal Injury lawyer at The David F. Stoddard Law Firm
Yes. If they pay you an amount that is the fair market value for your car prior to the accident, then they are entitled to the salvage value of the car (you might look at it as the bought your car). If they paid you the fair market value of the car, and let you keep the car, then you have recovered more than you lost, the value of the car, plus the salvage value of the car. Most insurers will give you the option of deducting the salvage value of the car from the settlement and let you keep the car. If all of this is confusing, just take my word for it, they are correct and this is how it works.
Yes. If they pay you an amount that is the fair market value for your car prior to the accident, then they are entitled to the salvage value of the car (you might look at it as the bought your car). If they paid you the fair market value of the car, and let you keep the car, then you have recovered more than you lost, the value of the car, plus the salvage value of the car. Most insurers will give you the option of deducting the salvage value of the car from the settlement and let you keep the car. If all of this is confusing, just take my word for it, they are correct and this is how it works.
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