Insurance company denial is their move, so your move would be either to file a demand for abitration or file a court case. Either way, I'd...

For fraud, the plaintiff must show a known material misrpresentation, on which the defendant reasonably relies to his/her/its damage. If the person...

Absolutely yes. You'd file suit under the Federal Odometer Act, which permits damages (even treble damages) and attorney's fees against each of the...

First, any thefts or vandalism should be promptly submitted to your auto insurance company, if you have comprehensive coverage. Second, thefts of...

Great tips from the other attorneys. Be sure that a police report was taken or an SR-1 form was submitted to the DMV if over $1000 in damage or any...

I'm not clear why the store won't just send you the stand that was missing. Did they send that to you? Not sure what the posting means by "till...

A victim is not required to accept what an insurance company/adjuster is willing to pay for a settlement, but to get what you believe is...

If the car was not valuable enough to ensure with comprehensive, then there is no coverage from your own insurance policy. Communities don't...

Yes, the dealer is liable. Small claims for $10,000 in damages or less, but you can also submit the matter to your insurance company, which can...

The rental car company has pretty tight language on this point, because you can only imagine all of the things people might say if they made...