A Teenage Driver Hit my Daughter’s Car, Do I Sue the Driver or the Parents in Small Claims Court?

I live in San Antonio, TX. My daughter’s car was damaged by a hit- and-run driver while parked alongside the curb in front of my house. It was late at night, and we heard the crash, but by the time we looked outside, that vehicle had sped away. We are 100% certain it was our next door neighbor’s 16-year-old son who was the driver. For small claims court, do I sue the 16-year-old driver who hit my daughter’s parked car or his father who owns the truck that caused the damage? Read More …

How to Handle Difficult Traffic Violation Situation

I was driving on a highway that turns into a bridge over Lake Washington. I was in the far left lane with my flashers on. The speed limit in regular conditions is 50 and I was going about 30. Suddenly I noticed a large vehicle behind me with flashing lights. The man was a Washington State DOT worker that came up to my vehicle. He said that I should have taken side roads if I was going to be going too slow. I would like to know if I was truely in the wrong and if I legally had to pull over for a Department of Transportation vehicle. The man was not very professional and seemed like at one point he was lying to me. Can you advise me? Read More …