Mr. Dorfman is correct. Also, gather all receipts of the work that was done, and try to find comparable vehicles so you can get a value for your...

You write a letter to your carrier disputing them finding you at fault. State the reasons and facts to support why you feel you are not at fault. ...

Your liability would be limited to an owner's statutory maximum, if you owned the vehicle and he was in an accident. As long as there is insurance...

You can sue for deductible and loss of use/rental, but not for lost wages. Make sure you let your carrier know you are going to file in Small...

It depends on what coverages you have, the extent of your coverage, your injuries and your treatment. Maybe reach out to a reputable personal...

It will be deemed an at fault accident by your carrier. You are responsible for the damage to the rear of the car you hit and any injuries from...

The absence or presence of insurance is typically inadmissible, but Small Claims is the wild west of the court system. It could pop up, and I...

Hopefully you reported this matter to the police. If not, you should consider reporting it. You might want to seek medical assistance for your...

You would present a claim with the insurance carrier for the guy that hit the car that was pushed into you. Depending on your injuries, you might...

It is probably worth it to you to speak with a reputable personal injury attorney to see if the value of your claim exceeds the present offer by...