What happens if you totalled a car that wasn’t in your name but was being financed?
Your friend loses if she sues you because you’re still paying the loan as you promised to do. But if the car was financed, it should be insured,...
Modesto, CA
Personal injury Lawyer at Modesto, CA
Practice Areas: Personal Injury, Car Accidents ... +2 more
Your friend loses if she sues you because you’re still paying the loan as you promised to do. But if the car was financed, it should be insured,...
Your friend can sue, but she’ll lose if the deal was you take over payments in exchange for use of the car. You’re making the payments so you have...
If you won your trafffic court case you have a strong argument supporting reversal of the insurance company’s fault determination. Your argument...
Can Uber be held liable for a battery committed by one of its customers upon one of its independent contractor/drivers if Uber refuses to disclose...
You have insurance covering both the carrier and owner operator. No worries.
Yes. The landlord’s insurer may blame you for the loss.
You should promptly schedule a consult with a local injury attorney to determine the merits of pursuing a claim against the at fault driver. Any...
Unfortunately the insurance is correct about depreciation on a new car which means you are out the five grand unless you have new car replacement...
When the insurance paid you the supplement the overcharge was solved. Insurance doesn’t pay the deductible. The insured pays the deductible. ...
Pay the fine and remember to buckle up before you start your car. This will not impact your driving record or raise your insurance rates.