OT: Auto Accident Attorney Recommendation?

[UCGal]

I worked for Wawanese years ago (late 1979/80 time frame). Wawanesa used to require their insureds to sign “exclusions” if there was a less desirable driver in the household. This was used in roommate situations or one example I remember – a household with a 16 year old unlicensed driver, who’d already gotten in an accident. The parents had to sign a form specifically saying that if the kid were driving, it wouldn’t be covered.

Not sure how well these forms would/did hold up in court.

I suspect they’re still using these exclusions.

[Anonymous]

It consists of complex law rules which a common man can’t understand. Better you consult to your lawyer.

[Anonymous]

You should choose the best attorney in your region. The lawyer must be well knowledgeable with good experience and from reputed firm.

[Anonymous]

[quote=peter1]It consists of complex law rules which a common man can’t understand. Better you consult to your lawyer.[/quote]
[quote=peter1]You should choose the best attorney in your region. The lawyer must be well knowledgeable with good experience and from reputed firm.[/quote]

Post on an old thread.. humm smells feeeshhy. SPAM is not welcome. Ron Paul will come to your home to beat some sense into you if you post SPAM.

[sdrealtor]

Sam Spital?

[CDMA ENG]

Attonery?

Why an attonery? Under 5K… Small claims the uninusred driver.

Doubt you will collect but for the small some of money we are talking here an Attonery seems hardly worth it.

CE

[Anonymous]

[quote=CDMA ENG]Attonery?

Why an attonery? Under 5K… Small claims the uninusred driver.CE[/quote] Must be an Attonery, even for small claims on the uninusred driver.. since the Attonery is from a reputed firm and is well knowledgeable. It is thos darn complex law rules things.

[scaredyclassic]

whats a reputed firm.

reputacious? reputalicious? ill-repute?

bad reputation, don’t give a damn ’bout my.

which reminds meif you haven’t watched freaks and geeks, just watch it.

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