What insurance policy applies?

There could be several policies that apply. For instance, if the driver was operating someone else's vehicle, both his/her policy and the policy...

Left Turn accident by a driver who was charged with DWI

From the facts you've given, I believe you may have a very good case against the drunk driver and his insurance company. Even if you were...

How much should a 20yr old get in an insurance injury claim in North Carolina?

I agree with the folks below. This is a very serious injury for anyone, let alone a 20 year old. State Farm is not likely to pay you the true value...

Need to know how Workers Comp works for doctors visits?

In addition to having a workers' compensation claim, you may also have a negligence claim against the owner of the dog. The workers' compensation...

Does a higher amount reported that is incorrect hurt my credit score and how much do you think?

As Mr. Mallon said, dispute the amount with the credit bureaus. If it is not corrected, contact a local FCRA attorney, as it would likely be a...

I would say it's most common that the case be handled on a contingency fee basis (percentage of the claim), but, if you have the means to pay by...

What laws pertain to telemarketers? Can you sue them if they don't stop calling you? It is very annoying.

Depending upon the exact facts, the federal TCPA could apply. North Carolina also has a statute preventing telephone solicitations under certain...

How could I resolve this?

Small claims court operates differently than our normal trial courts. If you file in District or Superior Court in your county, you should be fine....

Is this type of accident and injury considered "serious" in legal terms when dealing and fighting with the insurance company?

That is certainly a serious and permanent injury. I would recommend speaking with an attorney to at least get his or her impressions before...

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Debt collector question.

This letter could be an unfair attempt to collect debt in violation of Chapter 75 of the North Carolina General Statutes. I would recommend...