What if i gave a recorded statement to my auto insurance company
I am not sure that giving your own insurance company's investigators a statement is a mistake - it will be protected from disclosure to the other...
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I am not sure that giving your own insurance company's investigators a statement is a mistake - it will be protected from disclosure to the other...
If your only concern is for property damage to your car, and you have collision coverage, then the fault finding doesn't really come into play -...
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If you were uninsured at the time of the accident, you are not entitled to claim for your pain and suffering, but you can recover the costs of your...
You have a unique car that made repair more difficult and time consuming, but I don't think that should be held against you - whatever reasonable...
If all you want to sue for is the aggravation of not being informed, what are your damages in dollars and cents? It would not be worth anyone's...
I'm not sure either of them is liable. I don't see how the owner of property could be responsible for the condition of someone else's car that is...
See my response to your previous question, which I have reclassified to "credit repair."
I have reclassified your question to "Credit Repair." I believe the laws you would want to look at are the federal Fair Credit Reporting Act and...
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I don't see the police misconduct here that would make this a civil rights case. It looks like you need a criminal defense lawyer.
I share Mr. Daymude's views; you need to trust your attorney to do this work. If you don' trust your attorney, I'd encourage you to find one that...