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| Jun 28 @ 12:43 AM |
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stormy73
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Well, as I expected, I received a message on my answering machine this evening from that woman's insurance company, saying that they have deemed my car a total loss. Big surprise.
Now, would you care to offer me some suggestions as to how I proceed? I already know that I'm getting in touch with "my" lawyer(Actually, he's my neighbour, who's a lawyer with a local reputable law firm).
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| Jun 28 @ 10:12 PM |
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BandTMom
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If you are in touch with your lawyer, then he should take care of the rest.
That's why you pay them.
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| Jun 28 @ 11:48 PM |
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signme
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Good luck, Stormy! 
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| Jun 28 @ 11:54 PM |
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Heaveninawildflower
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Stormy, I think you picked the right screen name...good luck!
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| Jun 29 @ 12:07 AM |
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Loreli
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You keep all of your paperwork, and notes of phone calls in a folder.
Dates, times, names.
Never sign anything you may have long term med coming out of....
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| Jun 29 @ 12:17 AM |
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mystery2u888
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Exactly.....what little loreli said.....  she hit it right on the nail..........  Keep every little document, conversations....dr's appt keep a daily log of everything......and your atty should be handling everything else......make sure your on top of things  Wishing you luck 
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