If i was in a car accident on my job property can i sue them? Who do i sue? and what do i sue them for?
Saturday, December 26th, 2009 at
6:32 pm
i was in a car accident a few days ago on my jobs property.My car slipped on a this big block of ice, and my car and another car crashed…Can I sue, and who???
Quick Property Sale
Related articles:
- Will my auto insurance rates go up in a single car accident? Have had a perfect driving record for 20 years, last week on my way to work, hit black ice, and car overturned in the ditch – car was a...
- Car accident, not my vehicle, not my fault on private property am I liable? I was about to pull out of my apartment complex when all of a sudden I heard a crash. It was a Hyundai that hit the right side of...
- i crashed my car in Tx. I had state minimum ins. no damage to other car or property. Can i claim for my car? I mean there was only my car involved. No other cars were involved, no property was damaged. The crash was my fault. My car was wrecked.Rent Back Fast ...
- Leaving the scene of an accident and with a probationary license? I got charged with LSA and im under 18 with a probationary license. I damaged some private property but my insurance has covered it. I called the police a...
- Leaving the scene of an accident with a probationary license? I got charged with LSA and im under 18 with a probationary license. I damaged some private property but my insurance has covered it. I called the police a...
Tagged with: Block Ice • Car Accident • Job • Jobs
Filed under: property crash
U kunt uw bedrijf vervolgen voor het krijgen van niet de partij geploegd, gezouten en gemaakt veilig, kunt u vervolgen gebaseerd op achteloosheid.
Zeker, kunt u iedereen om om het even welke reden vervolgen. Al dan niet you' ll win het geval, that' S.A. verschillend verhaal. Herinner me, bent u verantwoordelijk voor het in werking stellen van uw voertuig op een veilige manier voor de bepaalde voorwaarden van de drijfoppervlakte.
Waarom u het bedrijf zou vervolgen, it' s niet daar fout als u can' t aandrijving, u duidelijk don' t heeft om het even welke betekenis van persoonlijke verantwoordelijkheid als u deze manier denkt. Slechte weersomstandigheden don' t de oorzakenongevallen, Slechte bestuurders.
You sue the guy that caused the accident – oh, well, that would be YOU. So you can’t sue yourself, sorry.
YOU are going to be at fault for this.
Here in the USA< you can sue anyone you want. But you’re not going to win this – just because the accident happened on someone’s property, does NOT make them liable for it. If you’ve got cold freezing weather, you might not even be able to sue because of the ice.
But hey, talk to a lawyer, see what they say.
Anybody can sue anyone at anytime for anything. Winning is another matter
Sue for what? How do you slip on a block of ice? Was it a sheet of ice? What were the weather conditions? Had the parking lot been treated? You need to prove your employer and/or the property owner was negligent. Just because there was ice on the parking lot does not automatically establish negligence. If the ice was a natural accumulation, it will not be considered a defect and you will probably not be able to recover. Anybody else have a problem with this “block of ice”?
You need to report the claim to your insurer. They will decide if the property owner was negligent. Suing your employer does not sound like a very good idea to me.