I have a PI Atty however his contract is extremely out of the norm. if the case is not settled in 6 mo his fee goes up.
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Answered on December 06, 2024
You signed the attorney agreement in the ER?
There is no regulation on attorney fees, but those seem ridiculous.
You can always look for...
Can my husband receive pain and suffering settlement for an accident that was split fault and the other driver was underinsured?
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Answered on December 06, 2024
He would be able to collect underinsured motorist bodily injury if he exhausts the underlying policy, his UIM limits exceed the underlying policy,...
Fire extinguisher did not work at gas station. Fire started inside RV due mechanical fault. Survilance camera caught the whole s
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Answered on November 27, 2024
Report it to your RV insurance carrier. From what you posted, it does not appear that the gas station would be responsible for your damages. If...
I need help on filling out an answer to a summons?
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Answered on November 18, 2024
Your homeowners insurance should cover you, hopefully you obtained a renter's rider since you are using the property as a rental.
Your carrier...
What should we do. Got police report of accident. And my sister's car insurance accepted liability without consulting my sister
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Answered on November 18, 2024
Let the insurance company handle it. They do not need the insured's permission to settle a case, or make an offer, or even determine liability,...
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Answered on November 16, 2024
Not all rear end accidents mean the car in the rear is at fault, but vehicle code sections 22350 and 21703 typically apply.
Insurance lawsuit and attorneys fees
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Answered on November 15, 2024
If the contract calls for payment of attorney fees, then possibly. If not, then not likely to get the other party to pay attorney fees
How to compel an insurance company to act in good faith and fully pay for expenses related to car accident?
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Answered on November 15, 2024
Your only real recourse is filing a claim in Small Claims Court for the full amount of your damages.
Good luck
Kevin
I drove for a company that didn’t file a claim of an accident I was involved in now I’m no longer with the company what do I do?
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Answered on November 14, 2024
Give the letter from the attorney to your prior employer. Attach a letter that tells your employer that you were within the course and scope of...
Can a tool box be classified as something other than a tool on a renters insurance claim?
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Answered on November 07, 2024
Your recourse would be against the agent, not the insurance company, if you can prove you asked him for coverage for the value of your tools, and ...