Legal Question in Personal Injury in California

Re: auto accident

If your damages are under $5,000, you might consider small claims, if over, try other attorneys.

Joel

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Re: auto accident

Sounds like you have a case. I don't know how much wages you can recover, the employer sounds a bit unreasonable. You may contact me.

Re: auto accident

Your wife's personal injury and property damages are the responsibility of the other driver and car owner. If they have insurance, you should be able to recover through them, up to the policy limits. If the people have no insurance, collection is from them. The car owning parents are only liable up to a max of $15k, but the driver has no max cap. Feel free to contact me if interested in getting it handled right.