Rear ended by an on duty police officer with lights off.?

Even though the TV lawyers who advertise make people think they will become Millionaires over night, its not true. First of all, the police have the same laws to follow everyone else does. It gets interesting when running code somewhere because the law says you can, but you "must have due regard for the public".

Having said that, I would talk to a lawyer and get advice that is current with your states laws. You should be compensated, but not gonna get rich over night.

Good Luck

Semper Fi

I am not sure what kind of settlement you could be looking for. But if you don't really have an injury(serious injury) than you could probably get a couple of thousands of dollars. But no one on yahoo answers can tell you this because we don't know all the facts to this situation. I would advise you to seek legal advice from a personal injury lawyer in your area.

Complain to the agency that employs him. There are two sides to every story. Minor fender benders are not worth causing additional traffic hazards by remaining in the road. Cutting across traffic can be an unsafe movement if you cut people off. North Carolina Police Officer.

First get a Lawyer

They will be able to advise you on what you can be compensated for.

Keep your options open you have 365 days to settle. So take your time interview several attorneys and you should defiantly get a nice settlement.

Don't settle out of court, get a good lawyer! He can tell you everything you need to ask for in court.

You're looking at some "major" bucks here (pun intended)

Sue his butt into the next decade.

I wouldn't have a problem with anyone suing the police department. They need to have less funds. They use their money in a wrong way.

Get a GOOD attorney and ask him the questions. Do not rely on this site,

Get a lawyer.

Life lesson # 1

Corrective surgery = big money

No surgery = chump change