Question from a reader:
I left an expensive item in the living room and turned off the lights while I slept in my room. When another family member went to the living room late at night, they accidentally stepped on the expensive item in the dark without noticing it. In this case, does the person who stepped on it have any
Question from a reader:
I was hit by a bicycle; how should I handle it? Earlier, while I was walking on the sidewalk, a bicycle came up from behind and made contact with me. The sidewalk is slightly elevated compared to the road and is just wide enough for two people to walk side by side. It’s not possible to pass
Question from a reader:
Yesterday, while driving my car, I had a collision with a bicycle that was coming from the left front. The road had no opposing lane. When a car came from the opposite direction and passed by, the bicycle that was ahead suddenly tried to turn right and hit my car’s passenger door. I immediately pulled over to
Question from a reader:
In an accident between bicycles, the fault ratio is 3:7 (other party: myself). I have sustained injuries requiring three months of recovery, including hospitalization, while the other party is uninjured. In this case, should I treat it as a personal injury accident or a property damage accident? I would appreciate your reasoning as well.
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A few days ago, I was involved in an accident between a car and a bicycle. I was riding my bicycle, and my injuries are just bruises and contusions. I’m considering going to the hospital. According to the police, it has been confirmed through the dashcam footage that both parties ran a red light. Initially, it was
Question from a reader:
Last month, while crossing at a green light, I was hit by a high school student on a bicycle and fell, injuring myself. I was a pedestrian, and it is clear that the other party’s negligence caused the accident. I have a medical certificate, and I still have bruises and scrapes, with pain remaining in my knee,
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Recently, there was an accident involving a bicycle delivery person and a 125cc motorcycle. The responsibility ratio has been determined to be 1 for our company and 9 for the other party. Our bicycle had almost no damage and did not require repairs. We received a repair estimate from the other party for the motorcycle, but at
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This morning, I was involved in a bicycle accident. At an intersection, another bicycle came speeding towards me, and my front wheel got bent. Because of that, the front wheel won’t turn, and it won’t move whether I push or pedal, and the lock part is also broken, so I can’t lock it anymore. It seems the
Question from a reader:
While riding my bicycle, I tried to move from the sidewalk to the road on a slope and ended up colliding with a motorcycle coming from behind. I thought I had checked both sides, but I couldn’t see the motorcycle due to the curve, and the accident happened the moment I entered the road. Fortunately, I didn’t
