When signing an insurance release agreement can I write-in a time limit clause for receiving payment or withdraw my agreement?

You can attempt to modify the release, but the company may take the position that the modification of the release makes it invalid. If so, they...

What form do I need?

From your question, it is unclear what exactly you are facing. In particular, it is not clear whether you are dealing with a civil lawsuit or a...

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Will my general liability insurance cover a subcontractor for his negligence?

It is possible that there could be coverage for your subcontractor, but that will depend on a number of factors. I assume that the policy at issue...

I reside in NC, I work for a company out of NY, I was injured on a jobsite in NC.

You should consult with a North Carolina workers compensation attorney as soon as possible.

Adverse Possession needs 20 years in N.C. does it have to be by the same person? hh

Adverse possession law is complicated in North Carolina. The time frame depends on several factors, such as if you obtained the property under...

Can ins co request provider refunds for two years due to insufficient info, even though we have always answered all questions?

It is hard to answer your question from the information provided, but I strongly suggest that you seek out an attorney who does insurance coverage...

I would like to know if it is possible to sue the fire dept. for negligence.

It is very likely that you cannot sue the fire department, but this area of law is very complicated. Governmental entities are immune from...

Would I have a case if a cashier in Wal-Mart comments on my not having funds in my account to cover a check in a nasty manner?

It does not appear that you have any legal claims in this situation. It certainly seems like some unprofessional behavior, but that does not mean...

It is unclear from your question whether or not you were injured on the job and if so, whether or not you have filed for workers compensations...

How do we sue a contractor that has gone past the date of completion on a building contract?

You can certainly sue the contractor for breach of contract and possibly under other theories. Your best scenario with that would be to get some...