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Walters & Pujadas, P.C.

  • 113 S. Cherry St., Ocilla, GA 31774-0247

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Dove Law Firm, LLC

  • 524 N. Irwin Ave., Ocilla, GA 31774

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This information is not legal advice and is not guaranteed to be correct, complete or up-to-date. It is provided for general informational purposes only. If you need legal advice you should consult a licensed attorney in your area.

Am I liable for damages caused by an act of nature?

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Answered by attorney Matt Willens
Personal Injury lawyer at Willens Baez Personal Injury Lawyers, P.C.
Perhaps. Your neighbors would likely argue that your canopy was not secured down properly and that is why the wind was able to blow over. If you have homeowner's insurance, I would suggest you make a claim with them.
Perhaps. Your neighbors would likely argue that your canopy was not secured down properly and that is why the wind was able to blow over. If you have homeowner's insurance, I would suggest you make a claim with them.
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How much is an accident injury claims involving an 18-wheeler?

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Answered by attorney Steven Joseph Kalishman (Unclaimed Profile)
Personal Injury lawyer at Steven Kalishman, P.A. Law Offices
You have the right to ask for a second opinion, but you'll need to provide all of the details of the case for a proper evaluation.
You have the right to ask for a second opinion, but you'll need to provide all of the details of the case for a proper evaluation.

Does my husband's name go on the settlement check?

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Answered by attorney David W. Hibbert (Unclaimed Profile)
Personal Injury lawyer at Law Offices of David W. Hibbert
Many insurance companies will ask that your husband's name be on the settlement check . This is because a spouse has a separate claim for injury to their wife or husband. If that was not taken into consideration when the amount was agreed upon , then you should either renegotiate for that loss of consortium claim , or explain that you only settled your claim and not your husband's claim. The insurance company is trying to get something for nothing when they add a separate claim to the mix. If your husband did not hire your lawyer for his claim, then your lawyer should not be allowing the insurance company to place his name on the settlement check.
Many insurance companies will ask that your husband's name be on the settlement check . This is because a spouse has a separate claim for injury to their wife or husband. If that was not taken into consideration when the amount was agreed upon , then you should either renegotiate for that loss of consortium claim , or explain that you only settled your claim and not your husband's claim. The insurance company is trying to get something for nothing when they add a separate claim to the mix. If your husband did not hire your lawyer for his claim, then your lawyer should not be allowing the insurance company to place his name on the settlement check.
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