In addition to the answers you already got, be sure to consult with a personal injury lawyer in your area if you suffered personal bodily injury -...

If you are being offered employment, even if not the same position you had before, it is unlikely you will be eligible for unemployment benefits.

The law where the accident happened will apply. So best to have counsel familiar with those laws.

Bring it back to them and hopefully they will fix it (even if it requires a supplemental claim to insurance company) - other than that there's...

Report the accident to your insurer and let them hash it out with the other insurer. Most likely the other vehicle will be found at fault, as your...

Sounds like you're in a bit of a pickle here and should just tell them you were uninsured at the time. Ignoring the issue isn't the answer.

I took your question/post out of the "car accident" section and put it in the insurance section for you - as technically it wasn't a car accident. ...

A release of all claims is what some insurers put at the top of a release document. It's a bit overly broad and vague. What, or who, you are...

Report the matter to your insurer and let them fight it out with the body shop. Based on the limited information known to date, it does sound...

I don't know if things are different in AL, but here in MA you absolutely do need to provide the medical bills "and" records for the medical bills...