How can I get the other Ins Co to pay 100% for my car's damages? They're offering 70%, Police report says it was his fault.

I suggest hiring an attorney if your car is worth more than the small claims court amount of $5,000. The insurance company is betting that you...

Can I request not money after a repair and missed work check is cashed

It depends. If the check for lost work time had a conditional endorsement or you signed a release, no. You should speak to a lawyer. You only get...

Changed topic to Social Security so that you can get a better answer.

Can I sue six flags?

It is unlikely that you can sue them, but as an employee you can file a workers' compensation claim. If you reported the injury within the time...

I had a auto wreck. The other driver ran a stop sign and admitted to being at fault. I have 3 injuries. Do I need a lawyer?.

Very few lay people can deal with an insurance company without professional help, and industry studies show that people without an attorney get 2...

How long should I wait until I have my car towed to another body shop?

Insurance companies move slowly on purpose- if they wait long enough there is a chance that you will give up, die, go to prison or whatever. Even...

Can I sue a Inn without lawyer?

There is no requirement that you hire a lawyer for a lawsuit any more than you are required to hire a doctor when you need brain surgery. But going...

Yes I was in to accident on May 22nd my driver was turning to the right and a bus a Metro Bus ran into us and hit us and I was

The short answer is yes, but only if you hire an attorney quickly. The longer you wait, the harder it will be to preserve evidence. There are a lot...

I obtained a back injury in April of last year where I am using one lawyer but I do not like how he is going with my case so I w

If you already have an attorney, no ethical attorney should give you specific advice about your case. Depending on your reason for dissatisfaction...

Can you sue a person personally even though you've already sued their insurance company.

No. The the insurance company only paid you to release their insured and now you cannot sue their insured.