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Can I be sued over an injury inflicted on someone that was in my residence?
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Answered on January 28, 2011
Yes. It all depends on what caused the injury.(alcohol or etc.) Probably not win, but he can sue you.
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Driver making false statement with car insurance....
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Answered on January 28, 2011
If you are fully paid, you have no damages. People often lie about accidents.
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My daughter had a car accident in which she appeared not to be injured. She was given $1,000 by the insurance co and asked to
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Answered on January 26, 2011
How old was your daughter? I just had this exact issue come up in Alabama. If the back of the check had the right release information, you have...
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A stolen car rammed into the back of my car while it was parked then reversed and rammed into the back of my car again then the
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Answered on January 25, 2011
Not unusual to have a person allege their car was stolen when this happens. Often a relative or intoxicated owner. If the insurance company...
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How does a PI defense prove preexisting injury if there is not much medical history to support the allegation?
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Answered on January 20, 2011
There is no way to show pre-existing without medical records. If he files suit or pursues the case, the adjuster will require a Hippa form to get...
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Is it possible to sue somebody who crashed you car and said that they would pay for the damages?
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Answered on January 20, 2011
Yes. The real issue is does he have anything to recover and is he liable to you.
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Can the at fault party's insurance company limit my rental car fees?
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Answered on December 30, 2010
It depends on the policy. Normally they rent car until fixed.
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Will I have to pay back my health insurance provider if I recover damages in a pa motorcycle accident not my fault?
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Answered on December 30, 2010
Every insurance contract is different. Most health insurance contracts provide for you to pay them back if you get compensated from the liable...
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If a vehicle was stolen then envolved in a wreck, there were injuries can i be held liable just because its in my name?
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Answered on December 30, 2010
No. Not if the car was stolen.
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