First of all, there is abwsolutely no basis for suing the insurance company. You can sue the tenants, the drug pushers, and the landlord. I do...

You can sue the other person to recover more than the insurance, but know that any judgment can be wiped out by filing bankruptcy. Alternatively,...

The mere fact that the incident took place at your mother's house does not mean that she or her homeowner's insurance is liable for your injuries...

Unfortunately, insurance companies will not pay full value to an individual trying to resolve a matter without counsel. The settlement is normally...

The insurance company is absolutely correct. You can collect special damages (property damage, medical expenses, loss of earnings) but no pain and...

Anybody can sue anybody else, whether the suit is justified or not. Can they win such a lawsuit? In my opinion, absolutely not.

Besides not having enough information about liability and injury, your incident happened in a foreign country. Injuries that happen at Indian...

First of all, she is not going to jail if the other car tries to report it to the police. If the insurance company for the car she was driving is...

Where was the contract entered into? If in California, and if the company does business in California, you should be able to successfully sue in...

You were the driver, so you are the one who a claim or lawsuit would be directed, along with the registered owner. You need to see the...