What is my next step, small claims or contact a lawyer?
If you had insurance that provided coverage for that type of loss then you should have submitted a claim then. Might be too late now but still...
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If you had insurance that provided coverage for that type of loss then you should have submitted a claim then. Might be too late now but still...
Well you could look around for old tax returns or employment forms. However, it is unclear to me what it is you seek to accomplish once you obtain...
Your biography is not particularly relevant. If you have a legal question you should repost it in a concise manner.
Not really a legal question but, in my opinion, get a couple of repair estimates first. Compare that cost to your deductible. Factor in the risk...
Your post is a bit unclear as it appears you are saying that you only presented the claim to the insurance company two years after the incident...
Maybe but much depends on the extent of your injuries and required treatment. One ER visit probably would not make for a viable claim. However,...
No. In my opinion this type of delay is not the norm. I suggest that you have a face to face meeting with someone at that law firm who can get...
Absolutely not. You should never speak to the opposing insurance company nor their lawyers without first consulting with your own attorney.
"Activate a warrant." Utter nonsense. Of course this is a scam so just mark the scam as spam and ignore it.
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