Excess exposure means the carrier is warning you that the injuries exceed policy limits, and you will be liable for the excess. Your Carrier...

Can a landlord up the rent when a lease is already in place?

The terms of the agreement govern, and in Florida it will be construed against the drafter. So I venture to say no. But you need to seek the...

What can I do about wc adjuster denying treatment as way of forcing me to settle my future medical care?

If you are not represented, the first and only thing you should do is retain a wc lawyer. WC is a specialty area, and you need a WC attorney. Do...

Hi, I was involved in a car accident recently. The other guy is claiming a bodily injury which I know is false. What can I do?

If you do not have bodily injury liability insurance then you stand to face a judgment entered against you if the injured party sues you. If you...

This question is not for the faint of heart

I agree with Mr. Miller response. You must be very carful not to commit the crime of extortion. If you are looking to resolve a matter that is in...

What do I do if my doctor says I'll never fully recover from my injuries from my car accident?

You should contact a lawyer immediately. There are many questions left unanswered. First, was someone at fault for the accident other than...

My wife was in a car accident in Fl. the E.R. bill was 7,893.50 and the insurance co. ajusted it to 5,920.13 and paid 80% 4736.1

I would not consider it a case. It's really an opportunity for you to negotiate with the collection agency an amount that will be acceptable. You...

Will a Florida Insurance settle after a person has been to a chiropractor twice in 9 months?

Unfortunately, if one has only been to the chiropractor twice in nine months the likelihood of settlement is slim. Going to a chiropractor is...

Do I have to pay taxes on a wrongful death insurance settlement?

The money from a personal injury settlement is usually tax-free. Obviously, this depends on the state in which you live and the professional...

The general answer is no. However, do you own the house in Ohio? If so, the answer could be different. Also, make sure your insurance carrier...