<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face=" Arial, Verdana, Helvetica">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by jewlss3281:
In august of 89 i was involved in an accident i dont really remember everything that happened except i ended up in the hospital. Well just recently the guy who i rear ended is trying to get info on where i live. I think he wants to sue me? what should i do? that was 11 years ago and now he is trying to find me is this right can he do this? what are my rights and how should i handle this im very confused. please help? im from california. please email me at [email protected]
thanxs julie<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
My response:
California has a ONE year S.O.L. for injury and death actions. California has a 3 year S.O.L. for property damage claims. If he never filed a lawsuit within those time frames, he out of luck.
This is, of course, is assuming that he doesn't have a judgment against you already. That could have happened, you know. If that is the case, judgments in California are good for up to 20 years (that's right, 20 years). So, he may not be looking for you, necessarily. He's probably trying to locate your assets - - bank accounts, cars, real estate, etc. And, when he finds them - - - whooosh, everything's gone!!
IAAL
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