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How do I know if the at fault party insurance is lying to me about their max bodily injury amount ?: We got rear ended. We have all of our medical bills for this. They already paid out for the car damages. I have my lost wages around $25k and my bills around $4k. She informed the max payout would be $15,000 minus the bills. How do I know she is telling the truth? Would it be worth sending a letter requesting the coverage amount of insurance? Or should I straight out ask her and trust what she says?

Asked 4 months ago in Car Accident

Mark’s answer: Ask for a certified copy of the insurance declarations page. Match information from crash report to insurance document,

Answered 4 months ago.


Hit by a commercial truck in Arizona not my fault: So I hit by a pretty big tmoble fiber truck and driver fked on foot but I didn't have insurance but I didn't receive tickets the truck has Illinois plates does that matter for the insurance company to try to low ball me still seeing doctor's for physical therapy due to my brain injury and anxiety issues still hurting it's been 4 months they are trying to say that they have low insurance in Illinois but wouldn't it to be interstate since they were traveling from states and they fled the accident I was rushed to ER

Asked 4 months ago in Trucking Accident

Mark’s answer: There will be at least $1,000,000 insurance coverage under federal regulations. We are licensed in AZ , NM and CA and will give you a free consultation. Don’t let this company or its insurance company take advantage of you.

Answered 4 months ago.


Hit by a company car: I was hit by a company vehicle in a parking lot and I’m wondering if I can sue. My rib is severely damaged and this will disqualify me going to the military

Asked over 2 years ago in Personal Injury

Mark’s answer: If the crash was the fault of the other driver, then you have the option of bringing a claim against the driver of the other vehicle and his/her insurance company. You suffered both property damage and injuries which you should receive money for.
Personal injury damages are for medical bills, pain and suffering, lost income, other miscellaneous damages.

Answered over 2 years ago.