What recourse do I have if I was injured on a golf course last month involving a person accidentally running over me with a cart and crushing my foot?

What recourse do I have if I was injured on a golf course last month involving a person accidentally running over me with a cart and crushing my foot?

Surgery has been done and I have 9 fractures in foot with a long recovery underway. The golf course has no liability in this incident in my opinion, so I never contacted them. The individual who ran over me is a work associate, however speaking with him last night letting him know that my medical insurance wants to know who the driver was and the fact that I have spent $5K out of pocket already for co-pays, he seemed luke warm to doing anything. He seemed offended that I told him I paid $5K for medical expenses and bothered to tell him that.

Asked on July 16, 2014 under Personal Injury, California

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