Re: WHAT IS TOO LONG
Posted by -- on 8/19/07
I assume this case is being handled on a contingency basis
meaning your attorney gets paid only if there is a monetary
judgment or settlement made by someone. It is unlikely that
an attorney would let a "good" contingency case slip away.
If the other driver has no insurance and your insurance
doesn't have uninsured motorist coverage there may be no one
to pay a judgment even if you win.
You might consider paying an attorney by the hour to look
into your case and explain to you your chances for
recovering a settlement.
By the way, this is not a legal advice forum. It is for law
students to discuss school related issues. Client counseling
is a topic in law school but should be undertaken in a moot
forum. Some student contributors do respond to hypothetical
legal questions on this board as an exercise in client
counseling but it should not be taken as real legal advice.
Posts on this thread, including this one
- WHAT IS TOO LONG, 8/19/07, by DARRYL MULLINS.
- Re: WHAT IS TOO LONG, 8/19/07, by --.