Can my landlord demand that I pay another deposit or take out a renters insurance policy naming them as cobeneficiary for 25,000

Go see a local real estate attorney. You're being taken advantage of. As for the additional deposit no. As for renters insurance with the landlord...

How should I go about my case

As attorney Wolf advises go see a local personal injury attorney and don't try to settle this one yourself.

You posted this same question a couple of days ago, my answer is the same as then.

Can my employer terminate my health insurance because of a non work related injury?

In my state PIP covers injuries "on or about the auto". So you should consider reading your auto policy over. As for the cancellation of coverage...

When someone hit your car and their insurance company totals your car do you need a lawyer?

You could go see an attorney. But that paperwork, if from a standard insurer, is the standard total loss package. I bet they sent you a Power of...

What is the legal authority (case cite) which says that an insurance carrier's claim file is not discoverable?

Oh the amateur attorney. In my state, Florida, there are cases that cover this. But the basis of the insurance company's defense is the claim "work...

How many days, do I have to report an accident in California.

To who? Your insurance or the cops? In either case sooner is best, don't wait around.

If the insurance refuses to pay and you don't have a collision policy on that truck the tow yard will file a lien and in time submit a claim for...

Renting a car in Florida, purchasing Supplement Liability Coverage, because I don't have a vehicle under my name that would ...

No punitive is for purposeful wrong doing. Like punching someone. Rarely do you see punitive plead for or awarded. And if there was an act that...

Is it possible to collect Uber insurance and the driver's at fault insurance? (I am an Uber driver)

I'd have to read the Uber policy. You're trying to use it as excess and many policies have language about "other insurance". Take your Uber policy...