What is a personal injury case worth?
404992
I'm going through a similar issue right now with a personal injury claim from an automobile accident. You should go to your local library and check out the book "How to Win Your Personal Injury Claim." It's very useful, and has a formula for calculating how much your claim is worth.\n\nHowever, if you claim is worth a significant amount of money, you definitely shouldn't be handing it alone. Make sure to get a lawyer!
1056375
sounds like a dream case for a hungry personal injury attorney....they usually need no money up front but will take at least 33% of anything you win.....Malls are insured, so I would definitely get a good attorney fast!!!!!
972946
First, I am really sorry to hear this and wish you all the best.\n\nBut knowing a good law firm requires knowing the specific jurisdiction of the event. You are going to be looking for a plaintiff's litigation firm which specializes in personal injury. While money is not necessarily an objective, the recovery might be extensive assuming the estate of the deceased driver has anything to give. I would recommend consulting with a few different lawyers in your area and comparing their advice. Given what you have said, the recovery should be rather significant (including injuries to your wife, vehicle loss, loss of wages, and any potential impact it might have on the child). But just compare the advice of the attnys in the area and proceed from there.
1012078
People can sue for anything these days.
1180306
In the US, a hardshell case of good quality can run up to $200.00. I'm sorry I don't know prices in the Phill. But you can use this for comparison.
932792
Forget the casualty loss (which I think you qualify for anyway).  how about a lawsuit v the PD that sold your bike?\n\nThe laws are written so that most people can't claim casualty losses - they are for real catastrophes.
1121538
yes......such as medical, trespass, insurance? what exactly do you need to know?\na TORT is a civil wrong for which the victim receives compensation in the forms of damages.
363050
It doesn't matter.\nThey are self-insured and since they are you can sue them for any negligence.\nFirst of all, you need to contact a personal injury attorney and tell them your story.\nYou are likely going to have to pay all of your medical bills for right now and probably have a very good case to make a recovery at some point, but it may take some time.\nYou really need to gather up and preserve as much evidence as you can.\nYou may need to find out if the area in the store was covered by a security camera.  You may need to preserve that right away, so you may need a subpoena, which means you need legal help on that soon.\nDon't delay.
890007
Personal injury against an INSURANCE COMPANY?  Very odd.  Did they have you arrested falsely?  Or did they discriminate against you unjustly??  Personal injury suits can take 3-6 years to come to a conclusion.  Usually dismissals happen pretty quickly, though.
261812
None.  You are released by the court.  You sue the state and receive a settlement in the millions.
785700
I've heard of cases where someone was injured at a business they owned and ended up having to hire a lawyer to sue his own business so the insurance company would pay up.  Weird.
259904
If the value of goods is less than about $5000 (depends on jurisdiction, in some jurisdictions the limit is $10,000), this belongs in small claims court, and no lawyer is required or allowed.\n\nIf the value is greater than $5000, you will most likely file a claim in superior court, and you may hire a lawyer to assist. Also, if the value is less than $5000, and you wish to have the right of appeal, you choose superior court - the reason is that there is no appeal right in small claims.\n\nIn neither case would a personal transaction be a class action suit. There would have to be thousands of victims who lost millions of dollars, before any lawyer would take a class action suit.
660774
About $300.  Some insurance companies will cover it.
842293
Hey Friend,\nI think you need a new lawyer or you need to talk plainly to the one you have.. Ask him these questions..I'm not a lawyer, but , an insurance  company insures a person for a certain amount..  ie.. my policy is a 1/3/1 policy 100,000 in liability 300,000 in bodily injury 100,000 in property damage. So as I understand it If I hit you and it's my fault then you could get a maximum of 300,000 in bodily injury.  My agent tells me that this is what I should have and that it is more than the state mandated minimum.  So it sounds like your injuries and damages exceed whatever your or the other persons insurance will cover. If it we're the other persons fault you could sue them for the amount over what their insurance will cover.  In your circumstance there is no one to sue. So look at your policy and whatever your limits of coverage are is what you can get.  NOW if the lawyer is on the pay of your insurance company you REALLY need a second opinion from someone not affiliated with your insurance company.  Good luck.\nKeith
1169423
You can sue, but, if you can prove your case, the most you can recover is $5000 because there is a specific law that limits the amount which you can recover if you do not have something in writing.\nIt is called the Statute of Frauds.
1001014
This question seems strange, the amount 1200 is so odd. I'd expect it to be like 1000 or 2000 something even.\n\nBut no it's not worth it, you'd probably need about 1000 dollars just for medical treatment alone from the damage it would do. and not to mention the pain...
720243
I am glad no one is hurt.  The charges are serious.  But it is better to take care of it now versus later.  You might not be able to drive for sometime after this case.  You can request for a public defender since this case involves the possibility of jail time.