Car accident, totaled, not my fault, insurance, but no GAP coverage. Can I sue the other party?
Taxes and registration fees etc. should have been included in your property damage settlement with the tortfeasor's carrier, along with payment for...
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Taxes and registration fees etc. should have been included in your property damage settlement with the tortfeasor's carrier, along with payment for...
It is a theft of services and perhaps trespassing. It is illegal. It does not matter what door they enter through.
From your posting, it is clear that you do not know how these things work. You cannot sue her insurance company. This is a situation where you...
You don't have the ability to sue the insurance company. Suit must be filed against their insured. You should look at the possibility of turning to...
Being sued and having a judgment against you are 2 different things. Is there actually a judgment which has been served against you or have you...
One would not expect a filed notice of service on the insurance carrier for a case filed in Small Claims Court because, in all likelihood, the...
If your goal here is to not let your employer know you have been imprisoned, I suggest that you retain a Worker's Compensation attorney to guide...
What is the type of cause of action you intend to file? Most states do have notice requirements for certain types of claims. You will need to...
What trouble? Call them back and correct your error.
You apparently have paid for insurance to help avoid these hassles, so I suggest you call your carrier and let them handle this for you and be done...