Is it common practice for an insurance company to ask their own client to admit fault even though the client was not at fault?

Insurance companies need to make a determination of liability. While it is unusual for an insurance company to request an admission of liability,...

Would it do any good to hire a wrongful death attorney? 22-year-old driver rear-ended a stopped car on freeway; 1 death.

I'm very sorry to hear about your mother. An attorney would thoroughly investigate all avenues of potential recovery for your family. For...

Subrogation right from plaintiff's insurer

When your insurance paid the $25,000, in exchange, you were released from any further liability regarding this incident. If the other party's...

What should I do now?

Cases such as yours are quite complicated, and you will need to retain a personal injury attorney, which you should do immediately. You have an...

I was mis diagnosed with having diabetes at age 11, I am now 24 with Type 1. Can I file a civil law suit for mal practice?

According to the timing in your question, you would be well beyond the statute of limitations for medical malpractice. So the answer is no.

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What problems can be created if I have my auto repaired at a body shop in a different city ie, different from accident city.

It will have absolutely no effect on your injury claim. Get your car fixed wherever you want.

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Clear up the confusion, please. The statute of limitations is two years. If this is a new accident, consult a personal injury attorney.

That's standard operating procedure. Just sign and return and they will send you the settlement check.

What would you as an attorney request insurance company to settle for in following situation. Please add in pain and suffering $

It certainly sounds as if you are trying to do this yourself. You need to retain a personal injury attorney to review all of your records and...

I recommend you return to the store and get a refund. Your damages aren't significant enough to warrant a lawsuit. If you have to visit the doctor...