As a plaintiff, how do I find out if I can equitable tolling on the statute of limitations (WA) due to mental illness?

I have not researched this issue at all. But, my instinct is to tell you that there is no such extension of the statute of limitations. Typically...

I got a letter from a Field claims rep demand that I call them by 9/6/2016 or they will deactivate claim from 11/3/2013 accident

The insurance company's deadline is not what is important here. In Washington state you have 3 years to settle a claim or file a lawsuit. Your...

My PIP allows $10K. Is it okay to ask insurance to pay me the difference between $10k and my med expenses?

If you're asking if it is OK to ask your own PIP insurer to pay you the amount that remains from your $10,000 policy after payment if your medical...

You may get a more specific answer to your question if you post it under the "workers compensation" section of Avvo since your injury is primarily...

Preparing to modify parenting plan. Can I limit my ex-spouse's new partner from contacting me regarding kids or other matters?

Yes, you can request the court limit the new partner's ability to communicate with you, especially since abusive communication is detrimental to...

What happens to my 12 year old sister when our Mother passes away?

I am sorry that your mother is so ill. It sounds like your mom is still lucid and thinking straight despite her serious illness. If so, it is...

Mr. Alexander is correct that you should rush to file a "Notice of Appearance" at the courthouse and then get your "Answer" filed ASAP. The fact...

I need to know my rights with an insurance company trying to collect money from me

As the first two attorneys said, you aren't technically liable until a court finds you so. However, because having a judgment against you can...

A friend got into a car accident with my car w/o liability car insurance in WA. The friend admits & accepts blame. (read more)

The other attorneys who have responded previously state you should contact your insurer, but I understand from your question that your car is "w/o"...

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The law tends to favor a property owner of a landlocked parcel. However, if you are "looking at a landlocked property" for purchase, you should...