What are my options?How can I resolve this legally without the insurance company
You'll want to get an independent mechanic to inspect the transmission and write a letter stating that the cause of the transmission damage was the...
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You'll want to get an independent mechanic to inspect the transmission and write a letter stating that the cause of the transmission damage was the...
Your recourse is (1) your own no-fault coverage; and (2) your own Uninsured Motorist coverage. The driver of the vehicle is likely going to be...
Were you legally liable for the accident? It's likely they will pursue this in conciliation court, so you could always show up, dispute the facts...
There would definitely need to be more information before anyone could answer this. When did you buy the property? How old is the house? Was there...
There's really no way to calculate what's fair without knowing more about your injuries and the facts of the accident. Minnesota has a No-Fault...
File a claim with your insurance carrier. No-fault does not cover physical damage to vehicles, but collision coverage does. The insurance company...
I doubt it. In order to sue for negligence (which is what you're referring to), you need to have four things (each must be proven by more evidence...
In Minnesota, the time limit to sue someone for property damage liability is six years from the date of the accident. So yes, the insurance company...
The child (through his parents) can absolutely sue you. Just because the police determine that this was an accident, the family is not precluded...
By "file a claim" I presume you mean commencing a lawsuit. If you are thinking about filing a lawsuit, you can represent yourself but that is not a...