If the truck was in fact stolen, the insurer and the company would not be liable; a person or business is not responsible for the criminal acts of another person committed without authorization. That
Not really. The grocery store doesn't necessarily have liability if this was based on someone taking the shopping cart either during the shopping experience or a random person taking it for his or her
It is unlikely you would be arrested, since you did stop and speak with them; this was not, from what you write, hit and run. If the woman was injured, missed work, and/or incurred medical costs (e.g.
You can sue the landlord (apartment complex) for negligence because an employer is liable for the negligence of an employee which occurs during the course and scope of employment. The landlord i
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If you disagree with a settlement offer which only pays 20%, your recourse is to reject the settlement offer and sue the other driver for negligence.
If your daughter was injured, the property
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