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What can I do if I am being sued?

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Answered by attorney Ronald Arthur Lowry (Unclaimed Profile)
Personal Injury lawyer at Law Office of Ronald Arthur Lowry
Assuming this case is in Georgia (but really just about every jurisdiction in the US) a formal written answer has to be filed with the court where the lawsuit is pending within a few days (the length of time varies from court to courtI don't want to tell you a certain day amount and be wrong if that court is different) and if you fail to file the written answer in time the case is then in "default." That means you are prohibited from contesting that you were at fault and caused the injury. If you have homeowner's insurance there is a liability insurance portion of that type policy which should provide you with insurance coverage and a lawyer at the insurance company's expense. If you have such a policy (even a renter's policy) contact the insurer immediately to make sure there is such liability coverage and to report the claim. Then deliver the suit papers to the insurer making sure to document the delivery. If you have no such insurance, contact a local attorney immediately. If you do not know whom to contact call me and I will refer you to such an attorney in your area. I will not charge you anything to do that. Do not wait. Every minute is important as the lawyer (whether your private attorney or an insurance company hired attorney) will need time to investigate, prepare the written answer and file it with the court. Good Luck!
Assuming this case is in Georgia (but really just about every jurisdiction in the US) a formal written answer has to be filed with the court where the lawsuit is pending within a few days (the length of time varies from court to courtI don't want to tell you a certain day amount and be wrong if that court is different) and if you fail to file the written answer in time the case is then in "default." That means you are prohibited from contesting that you were at fault and caused the injury. If you have homeowner's insurance there is a liability insurance portion of that type policy which should provide you with insurance coverage and a lawyer at the insurance company's expense. If you have such a policy (even a renter's policy) contact the insurer immediately to make sure there is such liability coverage and to report the claim. Then deliver the suit papers to the insurer making sure to document the delivery. If you have no such insurance, contact a local attorney immediately. If you do not know whom to contact call me and I will refer you to such an attorney in your area. I will not charge you anything to do that. Do not wait. Every minute is important as the lawyer (whether your private attorney or an insurance company hired attorney) will need time to investigate, prepare the written answer and file it with the court. Good Luck!
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Is a restaurant liable for my personal injury?

J. Todd Tenge
Answered by attorney J. Todd Tenge
Personal Injury lawyer at Tenge Law Firm, LLC
Yes, it should be responsible for your injuries, damages and losses - including medical expenses and pain and suffering. You will need to prove that there was a piece of glass in the food they served you, and that you were injured as a result.
Yes, it should be responsible for your injuries, damages and losses - including medical expenses and pain and suffering. You will need to prove that there was a piece of glass in the food they served you, and that you were injured as a result.
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How can I fill out a motion for evidence hearing paperwork?

David B. Rechtman
Answered by attorney David B. Rechtman (Unclaimed Profile)
Personal Injury lawyer at Rechtman & Spevak
I'm not sure what you want an attorney to help you with in your litigation. I assume you are representing yourself. In any event, you would want a litigation attorney that specializes in that type of lawsuit. If the case is in Federal Court, you would want an attorney that is experienced in Federal Court cases. You should be able to find an attorney that will help you with "paperwork", who will charge you their usual hourly rate. I would expect the rate to be in the $250 per hour neighborhood.
I'm not sure what you want an attorney to help you with in your litigation. I assume you are representing yourself. In any event, you would want a litigation attorney that specializes in that type of lawsuit. If the case is in Federal Court, you would want an attorney that is experienced in Federal Court cases. You should be able to find an attorney that will help you with "paperwork", who will charge you their usual hourly rate. I would expect the rate to be in the $250 per hour neighborhood.
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