Mount Dora, FL Personal Injury Law Firms & Lawyers

Don't understand the question. Not enough facts here. But you can sue anybody, king, prince or potentate (or magistrate) if they cause property damage or personal injury.

Special Proceedings Rule 98.16W of the Superior Court requires at least a blocked bank account at a federally insured financial institution of the net proceeds during minority. Was your settlement not approved by the Superior Court of your home county at the time of the settlement? Many times, in smaller settlements, where, for example, the gross settlement is 5K or less, insurers will settle on a parental release, and not require Superior Court approval / not follow SPR 98.16W. Did you parents put the net money in a bank / S&L / credit union for you? If so, there must be some record of that. What do your parents say about this? How old are you now? IF the settlement was not approved by the Superior Court, then the settlement is not binding on you. You would have until your 21st birthday to file suit to stop the running of the limitation of action statute on your injury claim. IF you were to get the insurer for the at ? fault party to pay more money to you now than was paid before ? on a parental release ? the parental release your parents signed probably has indemnity language. If so, your parents would be obligated to reimburse the insurer for the at fault party for any money it pays out to you now, in excess of the earlier parental release settlement amount. Make sense? If not, suggest you consult a tort lawyer.

Since the amount in controversy is less than $5,000, you can sue in small claims court and you don't need a lawyer to represent you. Obviously, the salesman had a duty to disclose to you before you bought the car that it had a salvage title. The small claims court judge will unquestionably find in your favor.