Minor rear-end collision during our complete stop just after signal turned green. Our car damage cost $450, the other no damage

small claims and don't wait you have a statute of limitations fast approaching.

Can the insurance company go after the driver and the owner of a car in a parking lot scuff?

Talk with your BK atty - you should be able to amend your BK to cover this loss. However, your daughter's insurance should cover this loss once...

she should make a claim to both the car owner's and the boyfriend's insurance policy - the auto policy will cover an incident of running over...

Can attorney place a lien on future personal injury settlement after withdrawing from case on trust and communication issues?

Typically if an attorney withdraws on their own accord- then no right to fees - only reimbursement of cost advanced. However, here I predict your...

Does DMV pull records from CLUE on accidents, what if I fail to file SR-1 in time.

My understanding is the DMV gets its' information from the filing of an SR-1, the courts and upon occasion from the investigating police dept or...

I was hit by a drunk driver & my car is totaled...

Yes this will help forward your documents over to the defendant's insurance carrier or your own carrier. Do a little market research such as on...

My 24 year old daughter rear ended a car when four cars in front of her came to a very short stop resulting in a chain reaction.

Short answer- No. If she was a minor you could be brought in, but not simply because you are a policyholder. That being said you could be sued...

the claim then becomes property of the estate - which can then pursue the economic damages only. the general damages (pain & suffering) die with...

Can I subpoena the Technician the INS hired to inspect my truck?

If you are involved in a lawsuit you can send discovery and request this persons name. You can also get a statement from the inspector under...

sure you can - however, suing clients usually results in some type of retaliatory suit. The issue is probably better addressed with her new counsel.