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Who would I ask to postpone my deposition?

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Answered by attorney Alison Elle Aleman (Unclaimed Profile)
Personal Injury lawyer at Alison Elle Aleman
You should make that request of your current attorney. If he cannot assist you, then request a continuation from the other side's attorney, who I presume is requesting the deposition. I would put this request in writing. You should find a new attorney as soon as possible so that the other party cannot tell the court that you are delaying the action.
You should make that request of your current attorney. If he cannot assist you, then request a continuation from the other side's attorney, who I presume is requesting the deposition. I would put this request in writing. You should find a new attorney as soon as possible so that the other party cannot tell the court that you are delaying the action.
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Would a lawyer even take my case, knowing my medical background?

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Answered by attorney Gregory M Janks (Unclaimed Profile)
Personal Injury lawyer at Gregory M. Janks, P.C.
When you are in a motor vehicle crash in Michigan, you may get No Fault Benefits (wages, medicals, replacement services) from you own car insurer. You may sue the owner/driver of the at fault vehicle if you suffer threshold injuries as confirmed by medical treatment/testing and if such injuries effect your ability to lead your normal pre-crash life. Your situation presents a further possibility of a Dramshop action if the intoxicated person was served after a retail alcohol provider knew/should've known the patron was intoxicated. The benefit of a Dramshop action is you don't need to fulfill the injury threshold of the No Fault Law; however, the downside is that you have a strict/short notice period and you need credible evidence of further service post-visible intoxication. Certainly your prior medical conditions complicate the search for defining exactly what injuries/damages were caused/worsened by the crash.
When you are in a motor vehicle crash in Michigan, you may get No Fault Benefits (wages, medicals, replacement services) from you own car insurer. You may sue the owner/driver of the at fault vehicle if you suffer threshold injuries as confirmed by medical treatment/testing and if such injuries effect your ability to lead your normal pre-crash life. Your situation presents a further possibility of a Dramshop action if the intoxicated person was served after a retail alcohol provider knew/should've known the patron was intoxicated. The benefit of a Dramshop action is you don't need to fulfill the injury threshold of the No Fault Law; however, the downside is that you have a strict/short notice period and you need credible evidence of further service post-visible intoxication. Certainly your prior medical conditions complicate the search for defining exactly what injuries/damages were caused/worsened by the crash.
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What do I do about the auto accident I am involved in and in which I am at fault?

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Answered by attorney Paul L. Whitfield (Unclaimed Profile)
Personal Injury lawyer at Paul Whitfield and Associates P.A.
I assume you have auto insurance. If you do not I don't think there is any help for you. we are expected to obey the law here and not drive without insurance or license.
I assume you have auto insurance. If you do not I don't think there is any help for you. we are expected to obey the law here and not drive without insurance or license.
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