Legal Question in Personal Injury in California

Re: Transportation to work/theraphy

You have not given me any facts concerning your accident so I cannot tell whether only one insurance company bears fault or whether both insurance comanies should share the liability. It may be necessary to file a lawsuit or make your claim against both drivers and both insurance companies if neither will accept liability.

You have another problem coming up in that you will have to settle your claims or file a lawsuit by late November of this year, since November 30, 2001 will be the time limit.

As to speeding up the process, you would first have to provide facts and evidence to both insurance companies in order for them to agree to accept some responsibility. Furthermore, you would also have to provide them with copies of medical bills, records and reports, photographs of your vehicle and wage loss documentation so that you can prove the nature and extent of your injuries as well.

If you are in the Orange County area, I would be glad to provide you with a free consultation.

I suggest you contact a personal injury attorney immediately.

Yours truly,

SAM M. EAGLE, ATTORNEY AT LAW, 10101 SLATER AVENUE SUITE #218, FOUNTAIN VALLEY, CA 92708

PHONE: 714- 963-5123 FAX: 714- 964-9993

E-MAIL: WWW.FIRMS.FINDLAW.COM/EAGLELAW007

Re: Transportation to work/theraphy

You need to obtain representation immediately. The statute of limitations is approaching.

A jury determines fault. An attorney argues fault. Please call me directly at (619) 222-3504.

An experienced attorney knows how to get what you deserve.

Re: Transportation to work/theraphy

It is imperative that you promptly contact a lawyer. Under California law multiple parties may have to share the burden of covering all of your losses. These include the items that you mention as well as substantially more for the pain and suffering that you have and will endure. Loss of earnings past and future have to be factored in and time is running out. SUIT MUST BE FILED within one year of the accident. You will not recover anything without putting the pressure of a lawsuit on the carriers.

CALL A LAWYER TODAY. Yours is potentially a big case. Get recommendations and go see a good lawyer.

Call me if you need more information or a referral to an attorney in your community.

Neil C. Newson

Re: Transportation to work/theraphy

Insurance companies are not too kind when it comes to settlement. We have handled many types of matters similar to this one. Make a demand on the party that is liable and show them what medical costs you have had, at this point you may need an attorney to help. I wish you the best of luck and hope your injury gets better. Please visit our website for more helpful information.

DDD

Re: Transportation to work/theraphy

You had better sue the other drivers. That is really the only way to get things moving. I did work for all of the major carriers for 15 years and suing is the only way to get results. No one will offer to pay for your travel expenses. The insurance companies aren't good neighbors. They pay only when they are forced to. Good luck you can reach me at [email protected]

Re: Transportation to work/theraphy

YOU NEED TO SEE AN ATTORNEY IMMEDIATELY!

In California you have one year from the date of the accident to bring a lawsuit to recover for any damage you sustained as a result of the accident. If you do not bring a lawsuit, you will lose your right to recover anything from either driver, as well as their insurance carriers.

Since one or both drivers may be at fault for the accident one or both should be liable for your damages. While an insurance company may eventually pay something on your claim, the drivers at fault are the ones actually responsible for your injuries. If neither insurance company has accepted responsibility by now, the chances are that they never will.

Re: Transportation to work/theraphy

First: If the accident occurred in California, or if the other drivers reside in California, and you are over the age of 18 years, you only have one (1) year from the date of the accident to file a formal complaint in a court of competent jurisdiction in California, to preserve your right to recover any damages, including general (pain and suffering) and special (medical bills, transportation costs, wage loss)damages. Thus, you must file a complaint on or before November 29, 2001, or you will forever have lost your rights.

(2) The insurance companies are not under a duty to "speed things up" for a third party claim (your claim). Hiring a lawyer who is able to actively negotiate for you is your best choice.

(3) There are many issues in multi-car injuries which need to be addressed, and finding the right lawyer will be your first step.

My practice emphasizes personal injury claims and I would be glad to offer my services if you are in California. Feel free to contact me by email at [email protected] . . .

Most importantly, whether you hire me or another lawyer, you must do it soon to preserve your right of recovery.

Sincerely, Patricia Ann "Patty" Lewis