Who pays for damages caused when police are chasing a suspect (on foot or in a car)?
All these answer.The PoliceThe SuspectOut of Pocket expense (you should not have been in the chase area to begin with)The Police will NOT WANT TO bus should be cop-able sine they created the dangerous situation by chasing.The Suspect because they did not stop and made the Police Chase themUltimately you will probably pay out of pocket. Because the the first two wont want to or have the ability to pay.
Can I sue the petitioner of a TRO for economic damages which she caused in small claims court?
My domestic partner girlfriend successfully received a Temporary Restraining Order (TRO) against me (in CA). I was mandated, by the court order, to stay away from our home. At the hearing (to grant a permanent order), 7 weeks later, the court found the petitioner's claims to be unsubstantiated. The permanent order was denied and the TRO dismissed. Between being served with the TRO and the hearing, I continued to pay my share of the rent ($1500/ mo), as I was still on the lease. Along with that, I paid rent where I was staying during that time ($750/ mo), along with various expenses for necessities (bed/ desk/ etc.). I also hired legal counsel to represent me at the hearing ($2000). While I know the you can file a small claims suit for just about "anything", what do you feel my chances of recovering any/ all of my economic losses (~$7000) due to her actions? Is it worth my time and effort to pursue? Is there precedence/ case law that I can refer too (in either case)? Thank you, in advance, for you advice.
No insurance accident. Can't afford to pay damages. What are my options?
You don’t indicate a number of facts which are important in providing an answer.Were you deemed to be at fault for the accident? If so (and depending upon the U.S. state) you may be required to pay for damages (and injuries if any) to other partyAre the damages to your vehicle severe enough that it is undriveable? If so, public transportation for you.The other driver may have coverage called uninsured motorist for your actions, which if you were at fault means that his/her insurance will take care of the damages/injuries for their customer.However, in the event that the other insurance company pays their client, they are going to want to get their money back.From YOU.Depending upon the state, you may also have issues with the DOT, and they may revoke your license and require you to file proof of insurance before you get it back.And oh yeah, when you look for insurance now, it’s going to cost an arm and a leg. Insurance companies don’t like irresponsible people.Good Luck, and thanks for the A2A.
What happens if you get in an accident and your insurance relapsed?!?
If you had an accident with no insurance coverage, you will have to pay damages out of your pocket. Once you do you will be okay because you have taken financial responsibility for your damage. However, depending on where you are, you may get a ticket for driving without insurance. Usually though if the police are at the scene of an accident they will write any tickets right then, so if they didn't you probably don't have to worry about that. Worse case, and hopefully it won't happen, if you are at fault and the person damaged discovers you aren't covered, they can suddenly develop serious whip lash and try to hit you for medical expenses. If that happens hopefully your police report will save you. Sorry it happened.
After three visits, covered expenses are paid at 70% after deductible?
i was researching some health insurance plans. im 22 and im relatively healthy and hardly ever get sick. i think i found a plan with humana but i just needed to know what does this statement mean? Three diagnostic illness/injury office visits are included in your plan with a copayment for each. There is a $35 copayment for a primary care physician visit and a $60 copayment for a specialist or urgent care visit. After three visits, covered expenses are paid at 70% after deductible does this mean i only get three per year? what if i dontmeet my deductible? l
What damages can I claim after a car accident?
There are various kinds of damages that you can claim in a car accident if you sustained any kind of personal injuries, property loss or car damages.Below are the damages for which you can file compensation claimsMedical Expenses:The complexity of the injuries caused in car accident may vary from minor cuts and bruises to serious brain injuries and permanent disability. As some injuries don’t produce any symptoms at first therefore, it is very important to undergo a complete medical examination after the car accident. The medical expenses include:Physical and cognitive therapy (if any)Ambulance feesHealth car professionals consultancy feesAccessories such as crutches or heat pads;DisfigurementPermanent disabilityIn-home servicesAny kind of tests fees like MRI, CT Scan etcMental StressIt includes physical or mental distress for which you may seek damages in the accident claims lawsuit. These damages are based on the seriousness of the pain suffered, type of injury and the prognosis for future pain associated with the injury.It includes:any kind of mental damage or mental disorderStress and anxietyemotional instabilityThere are some injuries that require a certain period of consciousness during the injury to make injury claims.Work Loss:Since, some medical treatments take a lot of time like 1 week or 15 days. This may lead to your work loss and loss of work wages as you are unable to work in that particular span of time due to undergoing medical treatment and therapy sessions. In such consequences, you have to prove that the injuries caused in that car accident have impaired your ability to work and earn money, so that you can get the compensation for that lost wages.Read more about Accident claims
What would happen if you crashed your car without any insurance?
Well, you would have to pay for the damages out of pocket for one. Depending on the state you live in, you would lose your license for a period of time determined by the court if it is reported to the police. When you do get your license back you will have to get what’s called an “SR-22” bond for your insurance. This ensures you have insurance at all times, if you lapse, it will be reported to the BMV and your license will be suspended again. The “SR-22” bond has a set time you must have it which is determined by the court, usually a couple of years. It also raises your insurance to have the bond, it does cost. Not exactly sure on the cost though.