I think you should consult with an attorney that will be honest with you about your case. You might not need an attorney to handle the claim, just...

It isn't stolen, don't report it as such. See if the prior owner will go down there with you to get it out. Be nice, maybe they will cut the...

I could be wrong, but I do not believe the insurance company is responsible for damages caused by a contractor, preferred or otherwise, while...

This is a tricky issue, as the road you were on really turns right, so it might be possible that you actually turned onto a different street. The...

Although the other attorneys do not think so, I think you might. It would not hurt to report it to his carrier and see what they say. I do like...

Yes, you can switch attorneys. As the others have pointed out, those tv and radio attorneys are not always the way to go. You have learned a...

Yes. Registered owners hold liability for accidents, but their liability is limited per statute to $15,000/$30,000/$5,000. If there is insurance...

If he is identified as only a lienholder he would not be liable. If he is a registered owner he would be

No. The insurance company has to give you written notice that your policy will be cancelled. Ask them for copies of the letters they sent. As...

Rental companies are very particular about who drives their cars and who is covered. The insurance you bought will likely not cover the car. ...