Legal Question in Personal Injury in California

You can go after whoever owned the car. If it was company owned, you may, under some circumstances, go after the owner of the company too, and of course you can go after her, and get a judgment that you can follow her with for ten years, and renew it for another ten indefinitely. Who pays for her college, however, doesn't matter, unless she was an employee and was on duty at the time.

The attorney above is correct. However, I wanted to add that although you cannot sue the company who paid for student's education unless the student was an employee and was on duty at the time. Parents and minor are jointly and several liable (along with the minor) for the minor�s torts or crimes. So you can go after the parents if the child is still a minor, doing this will give you some funds if the minor has no money.

Furthermore, you mentioned that your disability prevents you from ever working again, for this reason you should consider applying for social security disability.

You should contact an attorney to assist you with your case.

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Norm

I believe that you have rights against the parents as the registered owner of the vehicle to go after their assets. I have handled many motorcycle claims including brain damage. I would be glad to disucss your rights if your are interested. Bob