The City has on-line claim forms by clicking here and is available for anyone who has property damage or personal injury caused by the negligence of the organization. Forms can also be obtained in the Personnel Department in City Hall. The claimant should complete the form, filling in answers to all questions. Copies of any receipts, estimates or paid bills should be attached. A representative from the Personnel Department will make contact with the claimant after receiving this information.

There is a Liability Claim form available at the City Hall Room 403 (Human Resources). The form must be filled out and submitted along with two estimates of any damages being claimed. The information is then submitted to the City's insurance carrier for review. The City makes no promise/guarantee of payment of any claim. For further information, please contact the Risk Management Coordinator at 271-4671.

Call (909) 620-2294 to request a form or visit the Human Resources/Risk Management Department, located on the second floor of City Hall. Completed claim forms are to be returned to the City Clerk's office in City Hall by mail or in person. LIBRARY SERVICES The Library Department provides a collection of informational, cultural, recreational, educational and historical resources to meet the evolving information needs of the library patron.

If another driver's insurance company agrees to pay what your attorney believes your case is worth, and you wish to settle for that amount, then your case will not go to court. This is what happens in most situations. Some cases do require a formal trial proceeding, however. In either situation, hiring a law firm with experience in handling personal injury cases is critical.

Any pet you have that damages property or injures another animal or human could result in criminal and/or civil action against the owner. If a citation is issued regarding an Animal Control violation, restitution can be demanded in addition to the court fine at the time of your hearing. In addition, the citizen who is injured or has property damage can sue you in civil court.

To have a personal injury claim, you must be able to show that you have been injured by someone else’s negligence or carelessness. Even if you are partially at fault, you might have a claim if you can show that the other party was more at fault for the injury than you are. The more significant the injuries, the more consideration should be given to consulting with an attorney before giving any information to the insurance company.

A form of "third-party" protection covering the insured's legal liability for damage to property of others caused by the insured's negligence.

If you are injured through the fault of someone else, you are entitled under New Hampshire law to full, fair and adequate compensation for your injuries.

You do not have to sustain a serious personal injury to be entitled to make a claim for compensation. You are legally entitled to be compensated for any personal injury arising out of a non-fault accident that you suffer and this can include cuts, bruises and soft tissue injuries such as whiplash.

A personal injury claim involves an injured individual seeking compensation and damages from the person believed to be at fault. Personal injury claims may be brought on three different legal grounds: Strict liability – in product liability situations, this applies whether negligence or malice was involved or not, as long as the product was being used as was intended.

While most injury claims are settled out of Court during discussions between lawyers and the insurance companies, some cases do go to trial. The decision of whether to submit your case to a jury, should be made with the advice of your attorney who can provide guidance regarding the possible outcome of a Trial.

Our specialist personal injury solicitors will represent you throughout your claim. Even if the case has to go to court.