Essentially, you are correct. You should not have to pay a cent if all of your information is true. That does not mean however that the insurance company for the other driver won’t try to bend, twist and change the facts to try and make it look like you were at fault In my opinion, you should consult with an experienced PI attorney in your area as soon as possible. Good luck
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Is this a case you settled on your own, or did you have an attorney. There is no GOOD reason for it to take 30 days. You should have had a check by now
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The adverse parties are claiming that you are 50% at fault for the incident and your injuries I would have to see the police report to be able to offer you more advice or thoughts
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This is possible. I know it doesn't make sense, but it can happen
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This question is pretty broad. It would help if I better understood the facts. I can tell you that another's insurer is not required to treat you fair–while your own insurer is. I really need more details to answer this question
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Homeowners insurance will typically pay if a homeowner has been “negligent” in some manner. If this is involved here, then perhaps there is a claim. Homeowners doesn’t pay automatically, just because one gets hurt on anothers property.
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Salvage title or not, your car had a “fair market value “ before it was hit. What was that “fair market value”? That is the question to be answered. Once you know that, you should also have your answer as to how much the insurance company should be paying
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There are laws in AZ, and unless the medical providers have "liens", Allstate is wrong.
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If an Arizona statutory agent, I would presume the Answer time to be 20 days, not 30
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A wrongful death lawsuit does not require the participation of all potential claimants. You have no right to file a separate lawsuit, but you do have the right to hire your own attorney for the case. Your own attorney could assist the others, and you, in better evaluating the evidence, so that the right arguments are made
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