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Re: automotive accident personal injury suit
Posted by Shaun Setareh on 6/05/07

    On 5/23/07, Rob wrote:
    > I was involved in an automotive accident about 8 months
    ago
    > i was traveling down a road through an intersection when
    > another driver sidewept my truck pulling out of a
    vegetable
    > stand. my truck rolled and i had to be extercated from the
    > vehicle by removal of the roof. i suffered sever bruising
    > and squishing to my left arm and abrasions down to my
    > tendons in my 3 knuckles on my left hand. 8 months later i
    > still have raised red scars on my knuckles cannot
    > straighten my 1 finger all the way and have pain in my arm
    > and knuckles. i went through months in bandages and in a
    > sling as well i was forced to drop one of my classes in
    > college and take another semester because of it i live
    with
    > the fear of another accident to this day and can be very
    > paraniod when driving. do you think that it is worth it to
    > go through a law suit for my pain and suffering.
    Dear Rob: I am sorry to have read what happened.
    Approximately a year ago I had a client come to me with a
    somewhat similar situation. He was making a left hand turn
    (he had the right of way with a green left hand turn signal)
    when another vehicle going approximately 60 miles per hour
    struck him, causing his vehicle to roll over several times.
    He too did not want to file a claim. I must caution you
    that your injuries seem to be permanent in nature, and you
    will be able to recover your past, and expected future
    medical expenses, past and future pain and suffering, and
    your loss of earnings and earnings capacity. Good Luck.
    Also I would suggest that you contact an attorney in your
    area immediately because every state has it's own laws
    dictating the maximum time you have to file a lawsuit to
    recover your damages.

    Absolutely

     
     

 
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