A sprained right arm. 25/50/25 in south Carolina car was totaled out . Any settlement suggestions haven't even had PT yet and they accept liability
Before you settle your claim, I highly suggest you at least have a brief consultation with a local attorney. Most should be willing to give you advice on an hourly basis if you want to try and handle settlement negotiations on your own (although, I don't recommend that generally).
Giving advice in your type of situation is heavily fact dependant. Ignoring the exact details of your treatment and the accident itself, improperly settling personal injury claims with the at-fault driver's insurance may have negative consequences on other insurance claims that may be available to you, is likely to impact your obligations to your health insurance company, and can prematurely cut off payment for future necessary medical treatment.
There are so many things that can go wrong, you owe it to yourself to spend thirty minutes or so to get some reliable legal advice from a local attorney.
Help!!!!
Do I have to accept an at-fault DUI's insurance company's offer on my totaled car?
CA Tenant to return keys to landlord via certified mail
My tenant's lease was up on the
15th of this month (June). We
agreed that she would return the
keys via certified mail by the 15th. I
received the certified envelope in the
mail, however, without the keys
included. I called the post office and
started an investigation. There were
stickers on the package that state''
received in damaged condition'' and
''received without contents''.
Additionally, the postal worker
mentioned that the envelope is
empty. Who is at fault here? If it is
the tenant who is at fault, what
damages can I charge her or deduct
from her security deposit for this?
Also, if we agreed to a $50 late
payment for each day the rent is
received late (after the 3rd day of the
month), and if I received the rent on
the 6th, can I charge her $150 as a
late fee and reduce that from the
security deposit? Thank you.
Property Sttlement
4 years ago when we bought a house, my mother gave us money towards our down payment. Now we are divorcing, and selling the house. Is my mother entiled to all of her money back before we split any profit?