The other driver is at fault but has no insurance. Is it worthwhile to sue them?
It might be, depending on the property damage, injuries involved, etc. you may need to file a lawsuit and obtain a judgment in order to collect for...
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It might be, depending on the property damage, injuries involved, etc. you may need to file a lawsuit and obtain a judgment in order to collect for...
Agreed. You can still submit the claim to your insurance carrier. If necessary you can submit the SR 1 form as well to the DMV.
Probably but if you do get stopped and cited you can usually go to traffic court and show you were insured at the time of the stop to cure or...
Your parents and you should seek help from an attorney. First notify your insurance company (your parents) and they will review coverages. If you...
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I agree with my colleagues, you can go and request a copy of the billing.
Yes, you can fire your attorney at any time, however, your current attorney may have a significant lien on the case. The lien may make it less...
I agree 100%.
Tender the claim to your insurance policy immediately. If you do not have insurance seek assistance from an attorney. Otherwise you will need to...
If you are uninsured and involved in an accident in California, under proposition 213 (Civil Code section 3333.4), you may recover your economic...
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I agree with my colleagues on the criminal and administrative repercussion issue. If you were not issued a citation at the time, it is highly...