Archived
At fault rear end collision/ requested to appear for trial over bodily injury litigation.
Andrew's answer
|
Answered on July 24, 2012
You did the right thing by having insurance. The insurance company's attorney should be representing you to the full extent that they can. You do...
Selected as the best answer
What does a nonevidentiary hearing mean in my chapter 13 case?
Andrew's answer
|
Answered on July 23, 2012
Generally speaking, a nonevidentiary hearing means the court will hear arguments from counsel only, that witnesses are not necessary. Frequently,...
Archived
If two drivers with uninsured cars have an accident in New Hampshire, how does the victim get restitution for damages to the car
Andrew's answer
|
Answered on July 23, 2012
This post exemplifies why the NH legislature needs to pull its head out of the sand and enact mandatory motor vehicle insurance.
Unfortunately,...
Archived
If one is so financially bad off they are considering bankruptcy how do they pay for an attorney to help represent them in court
Andrew's answer
|
Answered on July 23, 2012
You ask a good question.
Look at it this way: typical bankruptcy clients face thousands and thousands of dollars of debt. Weigh that against...
Archived
Question regarding release of liability for auto accident. does this sound normal?
Andrew's answer
|
Answered on July 23, 2012
Standard insurance release language includes wording that there is no admission to liability. The release should not affect the claims of other...
Archived
How could I know for certain that at fault driver's insurer has valid reason for denying my claims?
Andrew's answer
|
Answered on July 23, 2012
The 'wishy washy' language to which you refer is actually textbook insurance industry terminology employed in disclaimer of coverage. I'm not...
Can You Sue a Movie Theater For Falling?
Andrew's answer
|
Answered on July 22, 2012
I do not think I am going too far out on a legal limb here to speculate that the day anyone wins a case against a movie theatre for not having...
Archived
I own a small business in which i am the owner/president and my husband is vp. Our business is incorporated and we are separatin
Andrew's answer
|
Answered on July 22, 2012
When you say you own a small business, you do, of course, mean that you are the 100% shareholder and that all shares have been properly...
Archived
Is an unofficial copy of a statement sufficient proof?
Andrew's answer
|
Answered on July 22, 2012
It sounds bogus to me. You have every right in the world to demand a copy of your original signed loan agreement. In a case decided April, 2012,...
Archived
My 20 year old student loans are ballooning, I'm on SS Disability, lost the paperwork, can't pay them, don't know what to do
Andrew's answer
|
Answered on July 22, 2012
Losing the paperwork is never a great defense. But, the nature of your disability may (or may not) qualify you for the showing of undue hardship...
Ad
Transform legal challenges into solutions.
Connect now to review your situation.
The Avvo Rating explained
The Avvo Rating explained