Can I sue the home owners home insurance whose daughter crashed into my car parked in my drive way?

Homeowners' policies generally don't cover claims arising out of the operation of a motor vehicle- that's why auto insurance policies are...

Can I turn the paid off automobile over to my 17 yr old daughter and get her own insurance. Am I still liable? In Florida.

A minor in Florida can only get a learner's permit at 15 and a license at 16 if a parent signs a form allowing it. The law says that if a partner...

Do I need to answer a private insurance claims investigators question since I already answered them when I put in my claim?

Your policy likely requires you to cooperate with your insurer into its investigation of the claim. If you refuse to provide it with information it...

Auto insurer is charging me for an at fault accident, while court found me not at fault. Need insurer to amend their record.

You can sue Geico and if you win, you are entitled to recover your attorney's fees and costs. There is a statute (I think it is 626.9541) that puts...

Aflac not paying on policy i had for ten years keep on denying claim can i go after the company i worked for and aflac

You should consult with a local insurance lawyer. They can review your policy, usually free of charge, to determine how strong or weak your claim...

Yup. Fees come out of recovery. You don't get to increase policy limit by adding fees on top. You should still consult with a lawyer regarding your...

We would like to know what our daughter's rights are & would she be able to sue.

I'm sorry to hear about your daughter's experience. You should consult with a lawyer in Bellevue as any case would probably have to be brought in...

Do I have a medical malpractice case?

Short answer- based on the facts you provided- no.

Do I have a case?

No, you shouldn't be penalized. Consult with a local lawyer. It is a fairly complicated situation, but in the end a good lawyer can probably get...

Can you file a civil remedy notice against an insurance company as a third party?

You can, but you don't need to. A third party can bring a common law bad faith case without the need to provide notice to the insurer by filing a...