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Do I have a case if I had a root canal that was not done right?

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Answered by attorney Paul L. Whitfield (Unclaimed Profile)
Personal Injury lawyer at Paul Whitfield and Associates P.A.
6 years it took you to figure out the work was done wrong? A dentist can look at the tooth today and say what happened 6 years ago? If so and he is willing to testify you may have a case. What is it worth? Who will pay your lawyer? Have you talked to the dentist about his liability insurance. What does he say about it all? See a good PI lawyer for full review.
6 years it took you to figure out the work was done wrong? A dentist can look at the tooth today and say what happened 6 years ago? If so and he is willing to testify you may have a case. What is it worth? Who will pay your lawyer? Have you talked to the dentist about his liability insurance. What does he say about it all? See a good PI lawyer for full review.
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What rights do I have if my child was burned in an accident in a friend's house?

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Answered by attorney Angelo Marino (Unclaimed Profile)
Personal Injury lawyer at Angelo "Tony" Marino, Jr., P.A.
You would be entitled to medical benefits under the home owners policy and possibly a negligence claim also depending on the facts.
You would be entitled to medical benefits under the home owners policy and possibly a negligence claim also depending on the facts.

Was I in the legal wrong by turning into Drifting while the bus had only its yellow lights flashing?

David F. Stoddard
Answered by attorney David F. Stoddard (Unclaimed Profile)
Personal Injury lawyer at The David F. Stoddard Law Firm
I'm really not sure as I do not know what Yellow and Red lights signify on a school bus. I normally see a stop sign extend out from the bus. I will assume Yellow is caution and red signifies you are to stop. I would have to read the SC statutes on this to see if the statute is clear whether you must stop on red when you are even with the bus. You can find these laws by googleing SC Code of laws and then going to title 56 of the Code. If the statute is ambiguous on this, the ambiguity should be construe in your favor. Also, I would not be so certain the driver would make a report, but if the driver does, there can be other problems making a viable case against you. In addition to identifying the car, the driver must be able to identify you as the driver, which may be difficult. If the driver cannot identify you, the only way to make a case is for the police to interview you and you admit it. If the police interview you, politely let them know that, under the 5th amendment, you decline to make a statement. I do not are how much they pressure you or get angry, you do not have to talk, and shouldn't. If they persist, explain that you want a lawyer.
I'm really not sure as I do not know what Yellow and Red lights signify on a school bus. I normally see a stop sign extend out from the bus. I will assume Yellow is caution and red signifies you are to stop. I would have to read the SC statutes on this to see if the statute is clear whether you must stop on red when you are even with the bus. You can find these laws by googleing SC Code of laws and then going to title 56 of the Code. If the statute is ambiguous on this, the ambiguity should be construe in your favor. Also, I would not be so certain the driver would make a report, but if the driver does, there can be other problems making a viable case against you. In addition to identifying the car, the driver must be able to identify you as the driver, which may be difficult. If the driver cannot identify you, the only way to make a case is for the police to interview you and you admit it. If the police interview you, politely let them know that, under the 5th amendment, you decline to make a statement. I do not are how much they pressure you or get angry, you do not have to talk, and shouldn't. If they persist, explain that you want a lawyer.
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