If you qualified for a fee waiver the first time, it seems like you should qualify again.............

Laws designed to protect policyholders, such as the California Unfair Claims Settlement Practices Act (Insurance Code section 790.03) do not apply...

The extra $2,000 was probably out-of-pocket costs. In a case that gets filed in court and mediated, $2,000 is reasonable, but I would want to see...

The purpose of this forum is to ask legal questions, not to solicit representation. You cannot use the MC-950 to get around the requirement that a...

If you have uninsured motorist coverage (part of an auto insurance policy) you could make a claim on that coverage. However, you need to report...

You could file an opposition that disputes service of the motion, but what is the point? At best, the court will continue the motion and give you...

You should tender the claim to the insurance company that insured your company at the time of the loss.

Service by mail on an out-of-state party is permitted. It does not matter whether that party actually received the documents. Therefore, the...

Tax returns are privileged. Thus, you could refuse to produce them, and the insurance company would be unable to production. Even so, you still...

You are in over your head. Serving form interrogatories would be a good start, but you should also request documents, take depositions, and...