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Re: Parking lot accident
Posted by Hardy Parkerson, Atty. on 11/05/06


    Dear Heidi,

    I am sorry no one has responded to your post in all the
    time that has passed since you posted it last month.

    I assume by now you have found your answer some other way
    than on this board. However, if not, feel free to call me
    at (337) 478-6126, and I will discuss it with you free of
    charge. I am not licensed to practice in Florida, however;
    so, naturally, I will encourage you to discuss it also with
    a Florida lawyer. Be all that as it may, it looks as if you
    might have a claim against him for damages, depending on a
    lot fo things. If Florida has a so-called "no pay, no play"
    insurance rule, you probably won't have. If not, possibly
    so, depending on the time limitation for filing a suit in
    Florida. It is only one year in Louisiana, or a short time
    longer if you ar the first one to get sued. In other words,
    in Louisiana, if the other person sues you first, this gives
    you a little more time than is ordinarily allowed for filing
    suit in which to counter-sue him. Again, free free to call
    me for a free discussion of the law. I am not so easy to
    get on the phone the first time you call, so if no one
    answers other than by voice mail, then be sure to leave a
    message and I will call you back. Best of luck!

    Sincerely,

    Hardy Parkerson, Atty.
    Lake Charles, LA
    (337) 478-6126; FAX (337) 478-9933


    On 10/08/06, Heidi M. Belanger wrote:
    > I was involved in an accident last Septemeber where I was
    > rear ended in a parking lot as I pulled out of my parking
    > space. A Florida State patrol officer came and did not
    issue
    > anyone a ticket or fill out a crash report as the accident
    > occured in a private parking lot. The owner of the other
    > vehicle is taking me to civil court for damages, although
    > his insurance company paid for all his repairs, as it
    turned
    > out I did not have insurance at the time, as my husband did
    > not pay the insurance premium the month before, which I did
    > not know at the time.
    > I live in Florida. What can I expect? Does this guy have
    any
    > legal grounds for what he is doing? His insurance company
    > told him to take me to court-since I suppose there was
    > nothing they could do. I have insurance now.

     
     

 
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