Can I sue for my deductible?
No insurance does not matter. And you can sue her in small claims, but you'll have to prove your case.
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No insurance does not matter. And you can sue her in small claims, but you'll have to prove your case.
This will depend on who owns that ladder and if they left it out or the other one did. If the owner owes and left the ladder out the case is...
They certainly owe you something. Either the paid for benefit or your premium back. Go see a local attorney and bring all your paperwork. Good luck.
Do you have an attorney? If so have they pull out the Standardize Settlement Book, 15th Edition by Dewey, Cheatham & Howe, P.A........... Get that?...
I believe that the use of legally and insurance company in the same sentence breaks a rule. I used to be an adjuster and you're an agent, I mean...
You need a general practitioner or real estate attorney. I'd move.
In my state the court's have the worksheet on the website so that you can look it up. In Florida support is based on income, both incomes yours and...
Go to the ER for treatment and get some documentation of the burn degree. Then if bad enough go see a local personal injury attorney. Burns are bad...
First you send a copy of that letter to the rent a car company. Then see what happens, with luck their insurance will cover it.
Well you can try a bad faith suit, but they are generally an uphill battle. They did play you and shame on you for not having an attorney.