Legal Question in Personal Injury in Pennsylvania

Re: Daughter killed by suv

I need more facts, and I may hae to do some investigation before I can give you an opinion as to whether I can win that case for you. Your case does have HUGE potential. Please call me in my office ASAP. Please visit my website for more info about me and my personal injury law practice. Thank you. Richard Senker. www.autocrash.biz.

Re: Daughter killed by suv

First, let me extend my deepest condolences for your loss.

The very strong likelihood is yes, you will be able to successfully sue the bar under these circumstances.

Such cases are taken on a "contingent fee" basis, which means that you do not pay anything out of your pocket in order for us to investigate and pursue the case on your behalf, and our fee is paid from the recovery. Recoveries are often quite large under circumstances such as this.

You do need to act quickly, because any lawsuit must be brought promptly.

Please e-mail me your e-mail address or telephone number and I will call you to talk about this further.

Again, my condolences.

Re: Daughter killed by suv

these cases are very fact sensative. Please call me. You certainly can sue, the question is will you win. The law is complex. You certainly should run it by a qualified attorney.

Re: Daughter killed by suv

I am so sorry to hear of your loss.

In order to determine the liklihood of success for your case, I would need more information. Please feel free to contact me for a free consultation - 732.370.3000.

Re: Daughter killed by suv

I am sorry for your loss. This case is complex. There is more information needed to assess this case.You should speak to an attorney at once. I would be happy to speak with you about this matter. Please contact me if you so desire

Re: Daughter killed by suv

In Pennsylvania you may have an action against a bar who serves someone who is "visibly intoxicated". These cases are difficult but it sounds as though the manager has made statements which could help prove intoxication. If her blood alcohol was measured 2 hours after the incident her blood alcohol at the time of the incident may have been higher, which could suggest that she was visibly intoxicated before being served her last drink. There is also the possibility of an action against the driver. More information is obviously needed to determine if either action is warranted.

Paul Giuffre at our office has experience in this type of case.