I was waiting for a cab ride on the shoulder of Gilmans Springs rd. Just this past Wednesday, when a truck driver hit me in the back ,but only clipping my left ARM shredding my jacket and injuring my left elbow.im terrified some one is out to hurt me and will not walk anywhere. I feel like im in danger and very afraid. Changing my Life and I want justice for myself & others that may be at the risk of that faulty driver. He should have stopped at the minimal. Thank GOD Im still alive ,however, I feel very terrified & shocked to have Gone through this traggic experience.
Manuel Alzamora JuarezCar / Auto Accident LawyerBerkeley, CA ·
Yes, you can sue him. Hopefully, you got his driver's license or a witness saw the accident or you reported it to the police. Without any evidence linking the driver to the accident, you may have to hire a private investigatore to find the truck and if you remember how the driver looked, you may give a description to your investigator. Best of luck.
Christian K. Lassen IIPersonal Injury LawyerPhiladelphia, PA ·
Yes, you can sue for your injuries. Find a lawyer with a low contingency fee, less than 30% with no costs deducted, so you get the lion’s share of the settlement, not your lawyer.
Adrienne Patricia AllenPersonal Injury LawyerGrass Valley, CA ·
Yes you can if you know who the other party is. If you do not, contact our own insurance carrier to see if you have uninsured motorist coverage for this. Since you are have great emotional difficulty with this, you can see a therapist which you can be compensated for as well, just like any other physician. You should also consult with an injury attorney to find out all of your other legal rights. Good luck to you.
If one is a pedestrian and is struck by a car, he or she should get medical attention, file a police report, and hire a personal injury attorney... In that order.
He or she has enough to worry about with getting better and attending doctor visits, physical therapy, etc. The lawyer will figure out who to sue, what insurance coverage may be applicable, and how to handle everything else.
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You will want to hire a local attorney to represent you in your case. As Mr. Coluccio stated, the "Find a Lawyer" page is a great way to find a qualified lawyer to represent you in your case. Best of luck.
