If you have suffered injuries because of a New Jersey car accident during poor weather, you might be able to recover compensation through a personal injury claim
filed against the other driver.
You simply
file against the other driver and wait for the insurance company to cover the costs.
Not exact matches
SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters)- A lawsuit
filed by
drivers against ride service Uber should not proceed as a class action, the company argued in a court
filing on Thursday, citing written statements of support from hundreds of
other Uber
drivers in a case that could decide whether they are independent contractors or employees.
The public, commercial
drivers, motor carriers and
other industry members may
file a safety, service or discrimination complaint
against a household goods moving company, bus or truck company, including hazardous materials hauler or a cargo tank facility, by calling toll free 1 -888-DOT-SAFT (1-888-368-7238) from 9:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m., Monday through Friday, Eastern Time.
If the
other driver's injuries and / or property damage exceed your policy limits, he can
file a claim
against his own under - insured motorist coverage to pay what your policy will not cover.
However, if you are significantly and permanently injured, or if your medical bills exceed your state's tort threshold, you may bypass your PIP coverage and
file a lawsuit
against the
other driver.
Uber has been controversial in
other provinces, including Quebec, where a class - action lawsuit
filed by taxi companies and
drivers against the company was certified in January.
Reporting even a minor accident will help provide you greater protection if the
other driver decides to
file a claim
against you.
The plaintiff
filed a personal injury case
against the
other driver, seeking compensation for past medical expenses, future medical expenses, past pain and suffering, and future pain and suffering.
After accepting representation, we immediately declined the policy limits and
filed suit
against the
other driver.
There are
other things you need to keep in mind, especially if you plan on
filing a personal injury claim
against the at - fault
driver.
If you are involved in a crash with an aggressive
driver, you have three options for recovering damages: you may
file a claim with the insurance of the at - fault
driver,
file a claim with your own insurance (which you may do if you have collision coverage, MedPay coverage, or UM / UIM coverage), or
file a lawsuit directly
against the
other driver.
The
other driver's insurer will either accept the claim or dispute it and if they deny your claim, you have the option of
filing a suit
against the
driver.
Plaintiff sustained injuries and
filed a complaint
against the
other driver, alleging she negligently operated her vehicle causing a collision that resulted in plaintiff's personal injuries.
You can trust our reputation in the legal community and our decades worth of experience in
filing claims
against other drivers and in dealing with insurance companies.
If you've been involved in a collision with one of these large trucks, you may be able to
file an accident claim
against the
driver, trucking company, or
other parties.
In accidents where the
other driver is at fault, you may be entitled to
file a claim
against his or her insurance policy for the injuries and property damages you suffer.
A
driver may also be able to
file a lawsuit
against a third - party, not including the
other driver, if the third - party contributed to the accident.
You hire an attorney who
files a lawsuit on your behalf
against the
other driver.
You can
file a claim with the at - fault
driver's insurance, or
file a lawsuit directly
against the
other driver.
This is because
filing suit
against the
other driver individually limits you to the amount of assets the
other driver may have (which could be close to zero) and the
other driver could conceivably
file for bankruptcy if they are ordered to pay a large damage award.
Depending on the circumstances surrounding your accident, you may be entitled to compensation by
filing a claim
against the
other driver or even a third party, such as an automobile manufacturer.
On the
other hand, if another
driver was responsible for the collision, our attorneys will assist you in
filing a personal injury lawsuit
against the
other person involved.
This means that your lawsuit
against the
other driver or vehicle owner must be
filed in the correct court within 4 years of the accident, or else your case may be forever barred.
The suit
against the
driver's employer alleged negligent hiring, among
other claims, and was
filed in Arkansas federal court.
If there were multiple cars involved,
other types of damage, or your car is worth more than $ 25,000, you may need to pursue the difference elsewhere, either through your insurance company, if you carry optional collision coverage, or by
filing suit
against the at - fault
driver for the difference.
In addition, you'll want to make sure you have adequate legal representation should the
other driver involved attempt to label you responsible or
file a claim
against you for allegedly operating your bike in an unsafe manner.
This lawsuit can be
filed against the uninsured
driver and / or any
other person who may be responsible for your accident and injuries.
The plaintiff then
filed a claim
against his own insurance company, seeking compensation for the injuries that were above and beyond those received from the
other driver's insurance company.
Initially, you need to determine if you can
file a lawsuit
against the
other driver.
When you come to Duncan Law Firm for a free case evaluation, I take the time to carefully review your options for
filing an insurance claim, including the
other driver's liability insurance, as well as the possibility of
filing a claim
against your own uninsured / underinsured policy.
In addition to being required by law, collecting information from the
other drivers involved ensures that victims will be able to
file a claim
against the correct party or parties who were at fault for the accident.
If the identity of the
other driver is unknown, you will obviously not be able to
file a claim
against the at - fault
driver's insurance.
If you were hit by a
driver and injured, you may be entitled to
file a claim
against the
driver for your medical expenses, lost wages and
other damages.
Following the accident and the insurance company's failure to pay their requested amount, the plaintiffs
filed a wrongful death lawsuit
against the
other driver as well as their own insurance company.
In the case of an auto - bicycle accident with fatalities, the surviving spouse, children, or parents may
file a wrongful death lawsuit
against the
driver and be entitled to burial expenses as well as
other damages, as suggested by the Injury Law Group.
In addition, if you choose only to make a claim
against the
driver of the
other car, that
other driver can make a claim
against your
driver and even
file a lawsuit
against him or her.
This might not cover everything, however, so if it's viable, you could also
file a personal injury lawsuit
against the
other driver directly.
The first one will involve
filing a lawsuit
against the
other driver should it be determined that their actions or negligence caused the accident, and the second one will involve seeking compensation from the seatbelt or car manufacturer for creating a defective automobile.
These laws also mean that there are certain restrictions to
filing a personal injury claim
against the
other driver.
If you do not
file a defence to the Statement of Claim / Summons issued by the
other driver the (plaintiff), or their insurance company, will get judgment
against you automatically (usually after 28 days).
If your losses exceed what your policy will pay you may be able to
file a claim
against the
other driver, provided she was at fault.
If you need to
file a claim
against another
driver, you'll need to contact that person's insurance company or agent and give the
other company your insurance information.
Your attorney will be able to advise you of any time limits, or statutes of limitations, that may prevent you from being able to
file a lawsuit
against the
other driver.
If you suffer bodily injury serious enough to warrant a payment of more than $ 25,000, the
other driver's insurance will pay the first $ 25,000 of your claim, and then you can
file an underinsured motorist claim
against your own insurer to recover the balance of your claim (in this case, an additional $ 25,000)
No - fault insurance also means that neither
driver can sue nor otherwise
file a claim
against the
other person unless or until the costs incurred in the accident have exceeded a certain amount.
But if the
other driver's insurer refuses to pay, your options are to take them to court or to
file a claim
against your own collision, comprehensive or uninsured motorist coverage and let your insurer go to bat for you.