Legal Question in Traffic Law in California
valet parking
last year while the valet attendant was parking my car in the valet's parking lot, he hit the other's car(mrs.SU).
but valet parking's insurance is avoiding to cover the damages.
mrs. su sued me to the small claim court. Do I have to pay the money?? please, help me.
1 Answer from Attorneys
Re: valet parking
Yes, if there is an actual judgment awarded against you in any court of law, you are required to legally pay the amount of the judgment, or face further civil consequences. However, if you feel the valet service is MORE at fault than yourself, you can take them to court for indemnification purposes to offset the judgment against you. If you would like timely, affordable assistance in this unfortunate matter, contact us directly today for a free phone consultation.
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