You never state the date of accident. California has a two-year statute of limitations for auto claims. You state that you were "briefly on your...

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YES. If you were backing up, the other driver had the right-of-way. Therefore, you were at fault. Whether the other driver had insurance is...

If you made a claim for benefits with your long-term disability carrier, it would probably have been approved. If you waited too long, you may be...

You need to make a claim on your uninsured motorist coverage. If the at-fault driver keeps her money in a tribally owned bank or Native American...

You're asking the wrong question. First, you need to know the at-fault driver's property damage policy limits. Florida only requires that drivers...

If your insurance insists the other driver is 100% at fault. Make your insurance repair your vehicle, pay your deductible, and make your insurance...

the only thing that any attorney can tell you with any certainty is that you forfeited any right to go forward when you signed the settlement...

If you intend to drive the vehicle again, you must renew the plates and purchase insurance. The fact that you purchase insurance, after the...

"Can I sue?" It is always a ridiculous question because you CAN sue anyone for anything If all you want to do is sue and you are unconcerned...

They did NOT lie to you. They were willing to pay your shop. State Farm's liability is ALWAYS limited ti the fair market value (FMV) of the...