Is there any law that says I can keep my car if it is totaled without having to pay th insurance comapny

You appear to have posted the same question earlier. The answer is still the same. You can keep your totaled car. You don't have to pay the...

My car was totaled, but I want to keep the car is it possible to keep without buying it back from ins. company.

You do have a right to keep it, but you have to pay the insurance company the salvage value. Or, more accurately, the insurance company has a right...

If a court clerk has "received" a document but has not filed it yet, can I still get it back from them if I ask for it?

In my experience, no. If a document has been submitted to the court clerk, you cannot get it back. It will be processed and filed.

It isn't entirely clear from the facts you've provided, but you probably aren't liable. Even if you are, your insurance company will deal with it....

My husband was involved in car accident. The other driver ran the red light and he is at fault.

So long as you have insurance, your vehicle's registration status is irrelevant to any claims arising from the accident. If your husband was...

How to file a lawsuit and a police complain for a dog bite by an unleashed aggressive dog and verbally aggressive owner?

The dog's owner is strictly liable for your brother's injuries, and his (or her) homeowners / renters insurance company will probably be on the...

A motion for summary judgment is usually directed at the issue of liability, not damages. With no liability, damages are irrelevant. If you're...

Evidence, Discovery, Trial: Can 150 color photos of real estate be excluded from trial if photographs of the same were...

The fact that the photos were produced in black and white does not preclude their introduction at trial in color. They must, however, be properly...

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Can Plaintiff sue a def attorney after he sued the Plaintiff repeatedly for attorneys fees, when Plaintiff is not correct party?

No. Generally speaking, the litigation privilege protects an attorney from civil liability for anything done during the course of litigation.

Can legal arguments be raised in the footnotes?

Footnotes are part of the brief. While it is usually more persuasive to put important points in the body of the memo, it is perfectly acceptable to...