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Public Transportation Injury Claim
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Filing a personal injury claim against public transportation in Washington can be complex due to public entity immunity and the need for detailed evidence. Camera footage can strengthen your case. Claims must be filed within specific timeframes, often 60 days. If a claim form was not received, resubmit and confirm receipt. Community Transit may require separate claims if multiple parties are involved. Legal guidance is recommended, and resources like PACER or local court websites can provide case information. Consider consulting with personal injury attorneys or legal aid organizations for assistance.Full Conversation
no i was wanting to know you said potential? is it hard going against public transportation? do they usually deny claims? how much could i potentially receive is it worth my time?
When pursuing a personal injury claim against public transportation, consider the following:
- Public entities often have immunity, but exceptions exist for negligence.
- Claims against them can be complex and require detailed evidence.
- Settlement amounts vary based on injury severity and damages.
- It's worth consulting a lawyer to assess the claim's potential.
Would you like more information on filing a claim in Washington?
- Public entities often have immunity, but exceptions exist for negligence.
- Claims against them can be complex and require detailed evidence.
- Settlement amounts vary based on injury severity and damages.
- It's worth consulting a lawyer to assess the claim's potential.
Would you like more information on filing a claim in Washington?
they have cameras on the bus and * right where it happened there is no denying it didnt happen
Having camera footage can be quite beneficial for your case. In Washington, you generally have to file a claim against a public entity within a specific timeframe, often 60 days. Would you like details on the steps for filing a claim in Washington?
I had contacted community transit and was sent a claim form to fill out i returned it within minutes come to find out the claims dept never received it. this happened march * this year and my hematoma is now small but still there
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If the claim form was not received by the claims department, you may need to resubmit it. Here's what you can do:
- Contact Community Transit and explain the situation.
- Ask for confirmation of receipt for any future submissions.
- Consider consulting a lawyer for assistance, as claims against public entities can be complex.
Would you like more information on how to proceed with filing the claim or resubmitting the form?
If the claim form was not received by the claims department, you may need to resubmit it. Here's what you can do:
- Contact Community Transit and explain the situation.
- Ask for confirmation of receipt for any future submissions.
- Consider consulting a lawyer for assistance, as claims against public entities can be complex.
Would you like more information on how to proceed with filing the claim or resubmitting the form?
i was reading about that and some have said that i will need to file * separate claims but as i understand it community transit is how do you say maybe self goverened i dont know
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It seems you're dealing with a potential personal injury case involving public transportation in Washington. Here’s some general information:
- Community Transit is likely governed by specific rules, but acts as a public entity.
- You may need to file a claim with them and possibly a separate one if there's another liable party.
- If your claim didn't go through initially, re-submit it and confirm receipt.
Would you like more information on how to proceed with resubmitting your claim or exploring further options?
It seems you're dealing with a potential personal injury case involving public transportation in Washington. Here’s some general information:
- Community Transit is likely governed by specific rules, but acts as a public entity.
- You may need to file a claim with them and possibly a separate one if there's another liable party.
- If your claim didn't go through initially, re-submit it and confirm receipt.
Would you like more information on how to proceed with resubmitting your claim or exploring further options?
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To proceed with resubmitting your claim:
- Ensure you have all necessary documentation, including the claim form and any evidence like photos or medical records.
- Contact Community Transit again, explaining the previous submission issue.
- Ask for a direct contact in the claims department for accountability.
Would you like guidance on finding legal assistance for this process?
To proceed with resubmitting your claim:
- Ensure you have all necessary documentation, including the claim form and any evidence like photos or medical records.
- Contact Community Transit again, explaining the previous submission issue.
- Ask for a direct contact in the claims department for accountability.
Would you like guidance on finding legal assistance for this process?
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It sounds like you have a situation that could potentially benefit from legal guidance. Having camera footage and evidence strengthens your case. While public transportation claims can be complex, they're not impossible. Would you like guidance on how to find legal assistance for this process?
It sounds like you have a situation that could potentially benefit from legal guidance. Having camera footage and evidence strengthens your case. While public transportation claims can be complex, they're not impossible. Would you like guidance on how to find legal assistance for this process?
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Given your situation and the potential complexity of pursuing a claim against a public transportation entity, legal guidance could indeed be beneficial. Here's how you can find legal assistance:
- Look for attorneys specializing in personal injury or public transportation cases.
- Consider consulting with multiple lawyers to understand your options and get various perspectives.
- Check local legal aid organizations for free or low-cost assistance.
If you need further guidance on this, feel free to ask!
Given your situation and the potential complexity of pursuing a claim against a public transportation entity, legal guidance could indeed be beneficial. Here's how you can find legal assistance:
- Look for attorneys specializing in personal injury or public transportation cases.
- Consider consulting with multiple lawyers to understand your options and get various perspectives.
- Check local legal aid organizations for free or low-cost assistance.
If you need further guidance on this, feel free to ask!
is there any public information about previous claims
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Public transportation entities may have records of previous claims, but accessing them could be challenging due to privacy and legal restrictions. You could inquire directly with the entity or explore public legal databases for case information involving similar incidents. Would you like guidance on how to explore these options?
Public transportation entities may have records of previous claims, but accessing them could be challenging due to privacy and legal restrictions. You could inquire directly with the entity or explore public legal databases for case information involving similar incidents. Would you like guidance on how to explore these options?
yes i would like to know about others who had fell o public transportation in wa state
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To explore public information about previous claims involving falls on public transportation in Washington, consider the following:
- Contact Community Transit to inquire about their records and policies regarding such claims.
- Use public legal databases like PACER to search for similar cases.
- Consult legal professionals who may have access to relevant case data.
Would you like assistance on how to proceed with these inquiries?
To explore public information about previous claims involving falls on public transportation in Washington, consider the following:
- Contact Community Transit to inquire about their records and policies regarding such claims.
- Use public legal databases like PACER to search for similar cases.
- Consult legal professionals who may have access to relevant case data.
Would you like assistance on how to proceed with these inquiries?
yes
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To proceed with your inquiries about previous claims involving falls on public transportation in Washington, you can:
- Contact Community Transit directly to ask about their records and policies concerning such claims.
- Explore public legal databases like PACER for similar cases.
- Consult legal professionals familiar with these types of cases.
If you need guidance on how to navigate these options or have further questions, feel free to ask!
To proceed with your inquiries about previous claims involving falls on public transportation in Washington, you can:
- Contact Community Transit directly to ask about their records and policies concerning such claims.
- Explore public legal databases like PACER for similar cases.
- Consult legal professionals familiar with these types of cases.
If you need guidance on how to navigate these options or have further questions, feel free to ask!
is pacer free to use
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PACER (Public Access to Court Electronic Records) is not free to use. It charges a fee for accessing federal court records, generally $*.* per page. There are some exemptions for very low usage or specific cases. Would you like more information on alternatives to PACER?
PACER (Public Access to Court Electronic Records) is not free to use. It charges a fee for accessing federal court records, generally $*.* per page. There are some exemptions for very low usage or specific cases. Would you like more information on alternatives to PACER?
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For alternatives to PACER, consider these options:
- Local Court Websites: Some offer free access to case information.
- Legal Aid Organizations: They might assist with accessing records.
- Law Libraries: Often have resources for research.
Feel free to ask more questions about how to proceed!
For alternatives to PACER, consider these options:
- Local Court Websites: Some offer free access to case information.
- Legal Aid Organizations: They might assist with accessing records.
- Law Libraries: Often have resources for research.
Feel free to ask more questions about how to proceed!
any more alternatives to pacer
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For more alternatives to PACER, consider:
- State Court Websites: They may provide free or low-cost access to state court records.
- Public Libraries: Many offer access to legal databases.
- Open Access Legal Databases: Websites like RECAP provide some PACER documents for free.
For more alternatives to PACER, consider:
- State Court Websites: They may provide free or low-cost access to state court records.
- Public Libraries: Many offer access to legal databases.
- Open Access Legal Databases: Websites like RECAP provide some PACER documents for free.
thank you
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You're welcome! If you have any more questions or need further assistance, feel free to ask. I'm here to help!
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