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Michael O. Horgan, Attorney at Law, P.C.

  • 407 E. Robert Toombs Ave., Washington, GA 30673-0068

Kopecky & Roberts, LLC

  • 28 E. Robert Toombs Ave., Washington, GA 30673

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What can I do if I was injured doing work that is outside my work description?

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Answered by attorney Angelo Marino (Unclaimed Profile)
Personal Injury lawyer at Angelo "Tony" Marino, Jr., P.A.
You would be covered under workers' compensation anyway it would seem to me and, depending on the facts, be entitled possibly to a third party claim. I am concerned about the time that has elapsed since the accident for the workers' compensation claim. You need to see a lawyer right away.
You would be covered under workers' compensation anyway it would seem to me and, depending on the facts, be entitled possibly to a third party claim. I am concerned about the time that has elapsed since the accident for the workers' compensation claim. You need to see a lawyer right away.
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What is considered fair monetary settlement for being hit and forced off the road by an 18-wheeler, which is a company truck driven by the owner?

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Answered by attorney Randy P Russell (Unclaimed Profile)
Personal Injury lawyer at The Law Office of Randy P. Russell, L.L.C.
In the State of Louisiana, there is a one year statute of limitations applicable to claims for damages arising from injuries caused by the negligence of another person. What this means, in the context of vehicular collision in Louisiana, is that, within one year from the date of the wreck, a person injured as a result of a vehicular collision who seeks to recover damages caused by the wreck, must either settle his/her claim for damages with the negligent party and his insurer or file a lawsuit against the negligent party and his insurer seeking the recovery of damages, failing which, the claim for damages will be forever barred. As for the value of a personal injury damages claim in Louisiana, each claim stands on its own and is based on the specific facts of the case, including the nature, severity and extent of the injuries suffered, the past and future physical pain and suffering, the past and future mental pain and suffering, the residual impairment and disability, the past and future medical treatment required for the injuries, the past and future medical expenses incurred or to be incurred, past and future loss of wages and/or loss of future income earning capacity, loss of enjoyment and quality of life, scarring and disfigurement, property damages and other incidental damages and losses causally related to the collision and injuries caused by the collision. Additionally, claims for damages are also evaluated by surveying jurisprudence/caselaw to obtain a range of damages awarded by the Louisiana courts in cases involving similar injuries.
In the State of Louisiana, there is a one year statute of limitations applicable to claims for damages arising from injuries caused by the negligence of another person. What this means, in the context of vehicular collision in Louisiana, is that, within one year from the date of the wreck, a person injured as a result of a vehicular collision who seeks to recover damages caused by the wreck, must either settle his/her claim for damages with the negligent party and his insurer or file a lawsuit against the negligent party and his insurer seeking the recovery of damages, failing which, the claim for damages will be forever barred. As for the value of a personal injury damages claim in Louisiana, each claim stands on its own and is based on the specific facts of the case, including the nature, severity and extent of the injuries suffered, the past and future physical pain and suffering, the past and future mental pain and suffering, the residual impairment and disability, the past and future medical treatment required for the injuries, the past and future medical expenses incurred or to be incurred, past and future loss of wages and/or loss of future income earning capacity, loss of enjoyment and quality of life, scarring and disfigurement, property damages and other incidental damages and losses causally related to the collision and injuries caused by the collision. Additionally, claims for damages are also evaluated by surveying jurisprudence/caselaw to obtain a range of damages awarded by the Louisiana courts in cases involving similar injuries.
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How long do I have to sue a school for a personal injury?

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Answered by attorney Marty Judnich (Unclaimed Profile)
Personal Injury lawyer at Judnich Law Office
If you were a minor at the time, that could toll the statute of limitations, but in Montana, you only have 3 years from the date of loss to file a lawsuit, or you cannot recover anything. It would be best if you contacted a licenses attorney in the state that it occurred in.
If you were a minor at the time, that could toll the statute of limitations, but in Montana, you only have 3 years from the date of loss to file a lawsuit, or you cannot recover anything. It would be best if you contacted a licenses attorney in the state that it occurred in.
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