How do I make sure commercial insurance pays for all the damages?

If you only have property damages then sue the truck owner and driver in small claims. If injured get an attorney involved. Good luck.

Can a insurance company and gap insurance refuse to pay a claim if the keys were in your car and it was stolen?

They shouldn't, but it maybe the insurer thinks the claim is fraud. Get an attorney involved to avoid more trouble.

Can sales charges be dismissed if State doesn't provide a date and time of when the buy occurred?

Your "friend" got jammed up by the cops and used you as a get out of jail card. Get a criminal defense attorney tomorrow and stop posting and don't...

How should I proceed in responding to my insurance company about a hit and run incident that I was involved in a month ago?

The insurance company isn't the cops, they only want back what they paid out. So contact them and get a copy of the estimate they wrote. They don't...

Can I sue the county jail for failure to disclose information & unsafely issues

Your son is the one with the claim, not you. He should contact a local personal injury attorney like tomorrow. Suing a city/town is tough and there...

I thought the other party in an accident had fled ?

If you mean about the ticket you need a witness, like video or person that might work in the area and saw the accident. Get a ticket attorney.

How much time do I have to take somebody to small claims court

As attorney Pearson states 3 years. Most courts now have forms online and the court house clerks are very helpful.

Should I file a police report?

Would not hurt anything. She might have and is setting you up. Should have taken a photo of her car too and tag.

How can someone who's not at fault car accident make sure ALL payed by tge at fault driver

First off it's your sister's case not yours. That said no personal injury attorney in Florida charges a "fee" until there is a settlement. Second...

Your insurer doesn't like you, doesn't trust you and most basically doesn't believe you. It's not uncommon these days for an insurer to question...