Every aspect of every car is legally protected (e.g. copyright, trademark infringement and dilution, unfair competition) to the maximum extent that...

From your behavior, you cannot contemplate suing by yourself even if technically you can sue on an oral contract. . Even with a judgment, do you...

Avvo is not geared to teach a non-lawyer to defend a law suit brought by an insurance company. You need a lawyer, and if you cannot afford a...

Your understanding of legal damages is very incorrect. Fake profiles are not copyright infringement and each site has a Terms of Use section....

Imagine you somehow get a judgment - scam artists don't keep bank accounts that you can find. I think I would have heard if any USA court ordered...

Multiple postings are unlikely to get you more or better answers. My answer is the same as yesterday.

One can force a sale of the car and the amount in excess of $3,325 is available to satisfy your judgement to the extent of your 8 - 12 thousand...

You only want to deal with your insurance company since the person who hit the cars almost certainly has no insurance and no money of his/her own.

You contact your prior insurance company who provided you coverage when the accident happened and demand they 1) defend, and 2) indemnify.

It's not only possible, it's common, and the reason for creating an entity is largely tax-driven. It's not the forming the LLC which is difficult;...