I got in a small car accident with no insurance..do i need to pay all the amount?

Very common circumstance. I concur with Mr. Galvin. The one thing you can't do is ignore this.

In accident, other driver was sited. She had her ticket over-turned and now is suing. Can the ticket still be used as evidence?

Your insurance company will defend you and pay the claims up tto your policy limits. If you have assets and are concerned about protecting them, I...

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Wattel and York is one of the nation's leading diminished value and property damage law firms. If the insurance company does elect to pay to repair...

Will insurance company pay for personal belonging damages after car accident?

You are entitled to recover both economic damages, e.g., the cost to repair or replace damaged property, medical expenses, etc., and non-economic...

Can a job make you use your personal car to drive people with disabilities around?

Ask your insurance agent to add an endorsement to your policy for work activities and ask your employer to pay the premium difference the...

Was in car accident. Other party using CHP's comment without investigation when CHP not supp to comment on fault. What can I do?

If you are hurt, seek the advice of an attorney for a no-obligation, no-cost consultation. If your claim is merely for property damage, use...

I have two cases with two different insurance companies for me and my little girl. Can my lawyer take 1/3 from each settlement?

That would depend on the terms of your fee agreement. You are entitled to a copy, as well as to have your attorney and an independent attorneey...

There are a variety of ways to hold a vehicle owner responsible for damage a permissive driver caused - the insurance requirement is not one of...

As the responsible party what are my rights after an accident? I'm in WA State.

Your question, "What are my rights," is interesting. As a person who primarily represents injured people, I am generally tasked with determining...

I want to know if I can get around an Agreement and Release form from an insurance company.

Insurance companies are generally very good at drafting Releases to be binding and enforceable, but nothing is ever so iron-clad that you should...