Put a claim in with your carrier for starters, but no, they don't have to give you this information. To get it, you'd have to sue them.

Every policy is different, but almost all require a claim within a reasonable time, some as short as 30 days or less. The time to file a lawsuit...

It varies from policy to policy, but the general rule is to do so in a reasonable amount of time. Obviously, the statute of limitations for filing...

Every case is unique--different crashes, different insurance, different people, different treatment. There is absolutely no standard case or...

Condolences on your loss of your brother. The questions asked by Ms. Suder are among those that you need to address. Assuming that your brother...

Absolutely. Any telephone or internet app can, and often is, subpoenaed for a variety of reasons. Most of the time, it is to prove or disprove...

It appears the hospital was doing its job correctly and you have no legal recourse. The hospital has a duty to make sure you are following up on...

Difficult to prove causation. Submit a claim to their insurer, then consult with a lawyer, as this will go nowhere without one.

A couple ways are possible. The lawyer who handled it may talk to you, but may not. If you know the county where it was settled and the probate...

Did you have insurance at the time? Did you report it to your carrier? If so, simply get this paperwork to them and they'll take care of it. If...