My daughter got in an accident on 1/27/11 with a friend. Who told her not to make a claim. Heard there is a 2yr window? Can she

There is in fact a two year statute of limitations. Generally it is beneficial to negotiate with the insurance company prior to the case going to...

Is a party's attorney usually bound to the terms of a confidential settlement agreement, or is only the party itself bound?

Whether a confidentiality agreement extends to the parties' attorneys is really dependent on the terms of the agreement. However, I can't imagine...

What do you do if you suspect a person is frauding their insurance company

I agree with the other answers. In addition, you can report it to the National Insurance Crime Bureau ("NICB"). Under Arizona Revised Statutes...

Is it legal that they not take my daughter to dr after car accident

The court is not required to leave someone out of jail just because they have medical needs. However, a person who is taken to jail is entitled to...

Do I have UM coverage in Arizona?

It is possible that your Mercury policies can provide coverage for your motorcycle even though it is not specifically listed on those policies. In...

Charges dismissed?

Here are the possibilities: 1) The police are still investigating and have not yet submitted charges to the prosecutor. 2) The police have...

Insurance is quoting me a low $ for my motorcycle loss.

Absolutely seek the advice of an attorney. More important than the loss of your bike, you can most likely recover money for your injuries. Also,...

The mere fact of an accident by itself is not enough to determine fault. But the officer can easily opine that more attention to the road would...

The defendant’s insurance coverage is insufficient in paying all of my medical bills.

Generally, there are two options: recover money from your own underinsured motorist coverage or sue the other person personally. Talk with an...

I recently got rear-ended by another driver last August and I have been through a lot of pain ever since the accident.

The operative question is whether you, on your own, can at least recover two thirds of what an attorney could recover for you (assuming a one third...