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A tidy sum, Mr. Bigglesworth...
Posted by: Mr. Misery ()
Date: November 08, 2009 01:12AM

So, I (should) have a tidy sum of money coming my way within the next several months, due to a lawsuit I have pending against the CSI trucking company--long story short, the truck failed to yield right of way, I hit it head-on, driver pled guilty. I've got a small fortune in medical bills and several rods and screws in both legs to show for it. So, anyone here have any insights into this type of situation? How much (ballpark) I should expect, how long it takes to actually see any money, etc.?

My next question has to do with real estate: if this company ends up paying out big, about how much money would a person expect to spend paying for a small place to live, outright? Say in the Herndon area, perhaps. Or anywhere.

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Re: A tidy sum, Mr. Bigglesworth...
Posted by: dono ()
Date: November 08, 2009 08:37AM

There are great bargains in the housing market here. Get a good agent and tell them you want a foreclosure that is sound but needs a little tlc. You could get a nice 3 bedroom for 400k put 50k into it and you got a very nice place to live for the rest of your life.

Better get a financial consultant to talk to you about tax write-offs and investment or you will burn through your tidy sum in 3 years...

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Re: A tidy sum, Mr. Bigglesworth...
Posted by: LAWYER ()
Date: November 09, 2009 03:08PM

youll be lucky to get anything considering you most definatly had a non-disclosure and have now pasted it all over the web!

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Re: A tidy sum, Mr. Bigglesworth...
Posted by: Mr Captcha ()
Date: November 09, 2009 04:15PM

LAWYER Wrote:
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> youll be lucky to get anything considering you
> most definatly had a non-disclosure and have now
> pasted it all over the web!

That's only if the company settled out of court and included it in the settlement. If the case went to trial and verdict, he can say anything he wants because the case is public record.

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Re: A tidy sum, Mr. Bigglesworth...
Posted by: Such a tragic situation ()
Date: February 17, 2015 01:41AM

It's really too bad you survived.

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Re: A tidy sum, Mr. Bigglesworth...
Posted by: too bad this lawsuit ()
Date: January 02, 2016 11:55PM

is going to cost you every penny you got here

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Re: A tidy sum, Mr. Bigglesworth...
Posted by: question. ()
Date: November 23, 2016 09:18AM

LAWYER Wrote:
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> youll be lucky to get anything considering you
> most definatly had a non-disclosure and have now
> pasted it all over the web!


Any truth to this? Can CSI sue William Moreno?

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Re: A tidy sum, Mr. Bigglesworth...
Posted by: ..... ()
Date: November 23, 2016 10:07AM

Mr. Misery Wrote:
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> So, I (should) have a tidy sum of money coming my
> way within the next several months, due to a
> lawsuit I have pending against the CSI trucking
> company--long story short, the truck failed to
> yield right of way, I hit it head-on, driver pled
> guilty. I've got a small fortune in medical bills
> and several rods and screws in both legs to show
> for it. So, anyone here have any insights into
> this type of situation? How much (ballpark) I
> should expect, how long it takes to actually see
> any money, etc.?
>
> My next question has to do with real estate: if
> this company ends up paying out big, about how
> much money would a person expect to spend paying
> for a small place to live, outright? Say in the
> Herndon area, perhaps. Or anywhere.


Wait a year before buying. There will be a mass exodus out of NOVA due to all the changes President Trump will be making. Hiring freeze. Reduction In Force.

Real estate will correct itself from its current hyperinflated crap fest.


Buy low. Sell high.

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