What does full policy limit really mean? If you only sue the driver and not the owner, but the driver is insured under the same
Usually if they're in the same home, it's just the one policy.
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Usually if they're in the same home, it's just the one policy.
This sounds pretty serious, and of course you need an attorney. Sorry to hear about it. Nobody responsible on this site would give you so much...
Three options, all or none of which you can take: get a restraining order, make a police report, and contact his employer so he's let go. It's...
First, pray the other person doesn't claim injury. Second, if they do pray that person has UM coverage. Third, you'll be pursued--possibly by...
You should walk to the small claims court in your county and file a case. If the other driver's insurance has been messing around with you, this...
I'd be patient. I'm sure they're doing their best for you. Your property claim should usually move faster than the injury claim.
People definitely do sue for this. It depends on your damages--a root canal sounds awful, and watch out for infection as well. Consult a local...
You might. The real question is if you all lived together at the time.
Isn't it obvious? They're trying to screw you. Read this: http://gansenlaw.blogspot.com/2013/06/test-blog.html Hire a lawyer and you'll not...
Just let your insurance co. figure it out for you. Sounds like you've done all you can.