The driver at fault who hit my car has only liability. How to make his insurance company to cover 100% of my expenses?

Can't. You can only claim against an insurance company, absent bad-faith for example, what has been contracted for. This applies to you as well. ...

Strongly suggest you invest in a criminal attorney. I expanded your practice areas. Also, report this to your insurance company.

I have auto claim, I signed facilitation settlement at the end of facilitation which is different than what we agreed verbally

Your written agreement is binding. Your question does not support malpractice; absent corroborating evidence.

Dad got violent and threw hot coffee at my mom. Can i just file a report about it after it happened?

Anyone more report criminal activity. I suggest you speak with a family law and/or criminal attorney.

Can I be required by my auto insurance to be seen by an independent medical examiner?

Yes, your insurance company is permitted to select and pay for an "independent" doctor to examine you. Speakwith your attorney to learn more.

Elder abuse? stranger to family had elderly father sign over ownership of valuable assets? any recourse?

Sorry for your loss and this situation. Contact qualified counsel. There may be something that can be done. However, financial considerations will...

If i decide to represent my self in a person injury case what is the best advice in handling the insurance agency?

The best advise that any quality lawyer will give you is to retain a qualified personal injury lawyer. Asking a general question is permissible...

I was in a rear on may 2014 and my car total lost

The insurance company would much rather you handle the case without an attorney. Call someone local and qualified. Good lcuk.

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I slipped on water and fell at the hospital I work in during lunch, can I sue?

Unless there is an out side contractor then you are limited to workers compensation. Perhaps you can show that you were not "working" at the time,...

In my accident my son was in the car with me we both sustained injuries are there 2different claim #'s or are we under the same

Usually two different, sometimes the same being distinguished by an 'a' and 'b' for example. Quite candidly, I've never heard this question before.