Are cars set up to pull to the left for safety measures?

Are cars set up to pull to the left for safety measures?
why does you mum need feeding?

Can a car run on lng?

Can a car run on lng?
LNG can be used in diesel engines. UPS is using Kenworth manufactured trucks that use primarily LNG for their long haul routes.

LNG is cryogenics and requires special storage and handling.

I just recently went to court for a pfa against my daughters father they granted me a pfa but not her and are forcing me to make her go with...

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I just recently went to court for a pfa against my daughters father they granted me a pfa but not her and are forcing me to make her go with him every other weekend Saturday and Sunday from 10am-7pm. I don't understand if I have custody because there is no custody order how they can make me bring her to him if it was a pfa court hearing and not a custody hearing?

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I suggest that you promptly file a custody petition to get a Court order which will protect both you and your daughter going forward. The Court will enter a Custody Order in the "best interest of your daughter". My telephone # is 215-343-3700. email: [email protected]/* */

How do you start a question on this site?

How do you start a question on this site?
At top think were you ask something there will be ''ask'' then answer under it click ask

and this is a question ur talking about right now :)

If a person took photographs that appears in a book and their is no copyright mark on that book would be considered copyrighted?

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If a person took photographs that appears in a book and their is no copyright mark on that book; would be considered copyrighted?

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Yes, copyright attaches automatically and there does not have to be a copyright mark. Unless the content producer disclaims his or her rights, he or she holds the copyright.

Is a reservation fee collected at the time of an apartment application subject to the statute 83.49 if the application states that the fee p...

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Is a reservation fee collected at the time of an apartment application subject to the statute 83.49 if the application states that the fee paid will be applied as a "security deposit" upon move in. The application also states that this same fee is forfeited f the reservation is cancelled by the applicant after 48 hours. Example: we collected a non-refundable application fee, Non-refundable fee to be applied towards SD upon move in, and a non-refundable administration fee. App says we won't refund if all cancelled by applicant after 48 hours. Applicant cancels after nearly two weeks and now wants refund. They just decided not to move.... Are we legally required to refund anything?

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The actual document needs to be reviewed. Your summary would indicate that it is no refundable, but without seeing the actual document that cannot be answered with any certainty.

My daughter was rear ended at a stop light. Both cars totaled. Other driver took full responsibility. His insurance company gave us a fair a...

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My daughter was rear ended at a stop light.

Both cars totaled. Other driver took full responsibility.

His insurance company gave us a fair amount for our vehicle.

However, my daughter has back pain from the accident.

She saw a physician immediately and has been going to a chiropractor for over 2 months.

It has helped, but not cured her back pain.

The other insurance company is pressuring her to settle, to an amount that just covers her out of pocket dr. visits.

I don't want her to be hasty, as she is still in pain and could possibly have some long term back problems.

She is anxious to settle to recoup her out of pocket expenses and feels like she can't afford to keep going to the chiropractor (she is a waitress, and has been missing shifts due to the pain)

What should we do?

Are they obligated to pay her out of pocket medical expenses?

Is this the way the system is supposed to work?

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It sounds like it time to contact a PI lawyer, she is entitled to her reasonable medical bills, lost earnings, pain and suffering, and future medical care if needed. She has two years to file a lawsuit so she Does not need to settle to soon. Have her contact a local lawyer, I would be glad to help but I am on SoCal.

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They will not pay her out of pocket medical expenses until she settles the case. Insurance companies will only pay a small amount. It is much too premature for her to settle, as she is still in pain. She needs to get a good medical analyis and possible treatment but at least proper and full diagnosis.

Let me know any other questions you may have.

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Your daughter is entitled to 100% of her medical bills, not just her out-of-pocket costs. Additionally, she should get all the diagnostic testing she needs. Some of this can be very expensive. For example, MRI's of her spine may be needed. An attorney can vouching for the merits of the case can arrange for all this medical care on a "lien" basis, even if her health insurance won't cover it, and even if she doesn't have health insurance.

In addition, your daughter is entitled to be compensated for time missed from work, and most importantly, for her general pain and suffering. The insurance company wants to settle as soon as possible, for as little as possible, before your daughter has a chance to fully investigate the extent of her injuries. If she settles now, she won't be able to go back later and ask for more, even if (God forbid) she ends up needing back surgery.

The bottom line is that your daughter should be represented by a competent attorney who can make sure her rights are protected. We handle cases all over California, and I would be glad to speak with you and your daughter. Feel free to call anytime: (877) LION FOR LAW (546-6367)

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I used to teach claims people before I became a lawyer many years ago and I know how they think, act and work. Do NOT allow your daughter to be pressured by them. That cannot compel her stop needed treatment. That being said, she may benefit from being seen by an orthopedic doctor. I have one who the insurance companies use as their expert so how can they dispute a medical doctor like that? Wiring with and validating the chiropractor may be helpful to your daughter. If you would like to discuss this or anything else, feel free to call or have her call. Regards, Bob Worth. (818) 222-2433

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If a person suffers harm because of the negligence of another, said victim needs to do the following: First - immediately get medical attention. Second - hire a personal injury attorney. We personal injury type lawyers offer free consultations and take cases on a contingent (meaning our client does not pay unless he or she "wins" money).

No one should handle any claim (involving a motor vehicle accident with bodily injury) against any insurance company without a lawyer. Claims should be handled by a lawyer - one who will be able to understand and explain the physical damages and injuries from accident. The victim of a car accident really needs to worry about one thing - getting better. That means attending doctor's appointments, attending physical therapy (if appropriate), and taking his or her medication. All of the rest can be handled by a personal injury attorney. We earn our fees (contingent by the way) by taking on the stress and hassle of fighting for money - I dare say some of us actually enjoy the fight, but I realize that most people do not enjoy conflict.

When someone is injured, he or she should only be concerned with getting better, attending doctor visits, attending physical therapy, etc. The lawyer will handle the rest... Figuring out who to sue, whether insurance covers the accident, whose insurance should cover, etc.

Fortunately, most of us personal injury types offer free consultations and take such cases on contingency, so there is nothing to fear in calling us.

- Paul

Paul J. Molinaro, M.D., J.D.

Attorney at Law, Physician, Broker

Fransen & Molinaro, LLP

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Corona, CA 92879

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