Can i sue and win if my room mate punched me repeatedly and choked me. I never threw a punch back because i knew he was not going to kill me.
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April 6th, 2008 @1:35 pm
You also may want to consider if you roomate has enough assets to make it worth your while to sue for assault and battery. You will have to pay the plaintiff attorney either a percentage of the settlement or an hourly rate.
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The answer is yes. Here are a few questions to you. Did you call the police and if so did they create a police report? Did the assault cause injury? When I mean injury did you have to go to the hospital and are there medical expenses related to the incident? You can generally sue for an assault and battery case if the victim was injured. If you have been injured I would contact a personal injury lawyer.