Should I get more money for what happened to my home that was flooded by fecal matter?

Impossible to say without more access to the facts. But insurance policies generally and property insurance policies in particular are *not*...

Ethical for Petitioner's attorney to advise client to accept Insurance company's 1st offer because they have Bipolar Disorder?

Generally speaking, any advice to take the money and run is ethical. In particular, if the attorney believes that your medical and/or mental...

I have an unpaid ticket for driving without insurance in Arizona, i havent paid it in 3 years what steps should i take to fix?

Call the Arizona court in which you got the ticket and offer to pay it. If they offer to accept your payment and release your license, problem...

If a Doctor's office stops carrying your insurance, does not tell you, takes the normal co-pay, then afterwards tells you they

You are probably responsible. You signed a consent to treatment form, and that makes you responsible for any costs you incur for treatment...

For two years they have been sending me late notices and return checks for insurance I already have paid for. Can I sue?

Sounds like you need a real estate attorney. The question isn't really "Can I sue?" as much as it is "Can I do anything to get this mess sorted...

I am not insured, and have a valid Massachusetts license. I live with my brother. May I drive his car in New Jersey?

In the US, auto insurance follows vehicles, not drivers, as a rule. If a car is insured, it is generally insured, on a primary basis, for everyone...

If I own 12.5 % of a building do I have to pay more than 12% of taxes and insurance on that building?

This is going to be some kind of blended probate and contract question. The answer will have to do with the way the property was conferred upon...

While driving? Zero days. Operating a motor vehicle without insurance is a crime in all fifty states, and most will suspend your license if you're...

Dismissed case and defamation suit

Defamation is the publication of a materially false fact about someone. Most newspapers are pretty careful about avoiding defamation, as it's their...

I think the term you're looking for is actually "abuse of process," and it's a common law tort, not a statutory cause of action. But it does...