It sounds like you are questioning the advice of your attorney. If such is the case, contact your attorney and ask for additional information so...

If you were able to obtain any identifying information for the other driver (license plate #), the identity of the owner of the at-fault vehicle...

This is a tricky situation. If you had a green arrow and the other party had a red light, then you would have the "right-of-way;" however, the way...

1) If you were injured in the crash . . . hire an experienced personal injury attorney to assist you. Some, but not all, PI attorneys assist their...

In Arizona, the owner of a vehicle is not automatically liable for the actions of a different driver; however, there are a few different ways to...

Based upon your brief description of the crash, your employer would be responsible for the collision and the damages that arose from the crash. An...

I agree with Bruce. It sounds like you are in a tight spot that would be difficult for an experienced attorney to handle. Seek counsel...

If the carrier accepts "full liability," it means that the carrier has determined that its insured is 100% at fault for the crash.

What you experienced is unacceptable, but you do not have a claim for damages. The proper response would be to reach out to the manager of the...

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Myvehicle did not have insurance, we were parked engine was off and waiting and a drunk driver hit us totaling my vehicle?

The fact that your vehicle was uninsured at the time of the crash will not impact the other party's responsibility for the damages that you...