Walter Rivera

Walter Rivera's Answers (486)

Phoenix, AZ

Car accident Lawyer at Phoenix, AZ

Practice Areas: Car Accidents, Motorcycle Accident ... +2 more

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Will insurance ONLY pay claim up to policy liability limits? Other driver at fault has no assets. My medical costs are high.

Walter's answer | Answered on May 30, 2013

Contact an attorney immediately cause there are some techniques to use to possible pop the policy limits. Also, an attorney will be able to...

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Can I file a claim with my ins. Co. and the other driver's insurance co. If the other driver was at fault?

Walter's answer | Answered on April 18, 2013

You can see what adverse carrier will offer for your vehicle. However, its usually easier to get more money from your carrier because they have a...

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100% not at fault motorcycle accident. Please help, really scared!

Walter's answer | Answered on December 23, 2012

Its possible that you may have other insurance coverages besides your motorcycle coverage that will add to the amount of coverage you already know...

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Involved in a hit and run in Arizona, now I am suffering major pain, from mild flattering of cervical spine. I need help!

Walter's answer | Answered on November 19, 2012

As mentioned, the first step is to see if you have uninsured motorist on your insurance policy. If you do not have UM, there are still other...

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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

Walter's answer | Answered on August 19, 2012

Please feel free to contact me for a free consultation at 480-332-8024. There are several questions I would need to ask before I can say if your...

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Insurance to pay depreciation difference on my car due to accident in January?

Walter's answer | Answered on August 16, 2012

In Arizona, you are entitled to the diminished value as stated in Restatement (Second) of Torts Sections 928. This issue was further settled in...

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