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Good luck recovering from your concussion. I see you still have a ways to go.

Really? Nothing better to do?

The injured person should be dealing with this themselves. You sticking your nose into someone else's business is hardly helpful.

Sounds like you need to seek counseling from a mental health professional.

No I do not. If someone follows the laws they won't have these issues. If they choose to break the law then it's up to them to deal with their legal problems. I don't think you'll be around too long if all you have to do is worry about every law breaker's problems. You have no standing here and...

This is not really a legal question and certainly has nothing to do with "Lawyers, Legal Practice, Ethics and the Bar".

Use Google. No one is here to do homework for you.

Obviously you have no cares in life if you can waste all this time worrying about strangers' criminal problems.

No one here is an expert. Consult with your attorney.

Good luck with your lawsuit. This isn't the place to rant, it's a place to ask questions and you asked none. At this point if you do have any questions ask your attorney.

If you're going to post about nonsense that happens to your friends you should at least learn how to spell and write. Your post is a lot of garbage. Let your friend worry about his own problems.

Again, YOU had the option of rejecting the settlement, but you accepted it.

I don't understand - you should not have been allowed to drive off the lot with the leased vehicle without showing proof of required coverage first.

That's why people with the legal issue need to come here and post for themselves, not third parties who have no idea what really happened or what was really said. That number is totally absurd.

Yes, a licensed attorney.

To reiterate what the others have said, he is incredibly stupid if he thinks he can do this without professional legal counsel. That's the bottom line. You can't do a thing for him at this point, except to help him with the cost of an attorney if he finally wises up and decides to retain one.

Indeed, however the people who do these things have a strong feeling that they will never be caught. They delude themselves and then scramble when they DO get caught.

No one here is going to give you advice on how to scam a drug test. Hopefully you'll get caught and end up back in Rikers.

Not as big a mistake as failing to appear for court. So FIFTEEN years later you want to address this? Good luck.

Not the type of thing I want to see right after dinner. Ever.