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I was recently involved in an auto accident where the other party was determined to be at fault. I was operating a work vehicle in the course of employment at the time of the accident. I suffered a knee injury due to being broadsided on my driver's side door where my knee was located at the time of impact. This accident occurred in the state of California.

I understand that my worker's comp insurance (through my employer) will present a lien for all of their specials paid. If the total value of my general damages exceeds the at fault party's liability coverage, who has the right of first recovery? Do I collect my general damages first, or am I obligated to repay the worker's comp lien?

Would my personal auto policy's UIM coverage act as excess if the at fault party has minimum limits?

Finally, does my compensation for general damages by the at fault party's insurance company affect worker's comp damages if there is a permanent disability?

Sorry, there are a lot of questions. The WC portion of this is beyond my expertise. Thanks.

I've got a 99 Honda Accord coupe, manual transmission, that has had an intermittent no start problem for the past three years.

There are two different symptoms here. Sometimes the key will turn, but the engine will not crank, electricals will be working fine. I thought that it might be the clutch switch, so I had that swapped out, but it didn't fix anything.

Sometimes in hot weather, you can hear the starter, but the engine won't turn over. And sometimes it will start with a really low idle, then die when I get into gear and will not start again unless I wait 15-20 minutes.

Bad main relay?