Understanding Your Rights:
I explained to Joe that he had done the right thing by seeking legal counsel promptly after the accident. Why? Because I drew upon my 45-plus years of legal experience to inform him: Yes, you can sue “City Hall.” But there’s a catch.
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- the injured person’s name and address
- details of their injuries
- date and time of the accident
- specific location of the accident
- a description of what happened and the cause of the accident
Legal notice requirements can be tricky, so it is best if an experienced attorney takes care of it for you.
Seeking Compensation:
If you’ve been injured in a car crash, don’t “go it alone.” Insurance companies are not your allies; their adjusters often aim to minimize payouts. Instead, consider the following steps:
- Timely Filing: Contact an attorney promptly to file your claim within the legal timeframe.
- Thorough Investigation: An attorney will investigate the accident thoroughly, gathering evidence from various sources, including traffic cameras.
- Medical Evidence: Obtain the necessary medical evidence to substantiate your injuries.
- Full Compensation: With legal representation, you can pursue full and fair compensation for all your losses and injuries.
Remember, your rights matter, and seeking professional legal guidance ensures you’re on the right path.
In Summary:
So, yes, you can sue “City Hall,” provided lawful notice is given. In suing any municipality or the state, following the proper procedures are essential. If you find yourself in this situation, consult an experienced attorney who will fight for your rights and help you navigate the complexities of the legal system.
Guest Blog Entry By: Daniel A. Benjamin, Esq. Benjamin, Gold & Troyb, P.C. 350 Bedford Street - Suite 403 Stamford, Connecticut 06901 Telephone: 203-425-8500 Facsimile: 203-425-8600 Website: www.bgtlawfirm.com |