Car accident in a rental car at my fault - other parties attorney is contacting me. What should I do?

If you have coverage for your own car or are covered by a family policy, it may take care of this debt - please contact the insurer if that is the...

I fell and hurt myself at school do i need a lawyer?

It sounds like you have a decent claim for liability; the question will be whether your long term damages justify a lawsuit. You're right to at...

I am very sorry about your loss. The claims arising out of this kind of event can be brought under both California law and United States law. ...

Auto accident + injuries.

As they say, you get what you pay for, and to be blunt, if all you have are minor whiplash injuries, you will not get a decent attorney to take...

Parked car that bicyclist struck driver door that was slightly opened.

If you were using the car with the permission of the owner then the car is "insured for you." Every insurance policy covers people other than the...

Can I still get money from insurance company when the car is no longer under my name?

You should, because you suffered the loss and it was reflected in the price you got for the car.

You're not being treated fairly by your employer's insurer. If it covers you for your use of your car while in the course and scope of your...

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I was driving and hit a pedestrian. I was not held at fault. Can they go after my spouse's income?

I think it's far too early to be worrying about your wife's paychecks. You're only liable if and to the extent you are found at fault. No fault...

Had a car accident, not my fault, can't get the car rental reimbursement from the at fault party's insurance.

Hopefully you have not cashed the check as that might defeat your rights to demand more. I'd suggest you get a letter or statement from the garage...

I was T-boned by an insured driver. No satisfaction from adjustors. Can I sue Farmer's/Century 21 in CA small claims court?

You can sue the estate by its administrator or executor, serving that person if you know who it is. Alternatively, under California Probate Code,...

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