The insurance company doesn't get to use payments they need to make to their own customer to reduce the coverage limit for what they must pay your....

We filed a claim over 2 years ago and cannot get the adjuster to respond? What do we do?

Washington regulations require property & casualty insurers to conduct and complete their necessary investigations promptly. If you are talking...

WA State King County - Small Claims - Declarative / Injunctive Relief for Harassment during Small Claims Trial for Same?

I'm not terribly familiar with small claims court - by definition attorneys are not allowed to practice there - but my understanding is that the...

Policy cancelled by insurer after paid in full

I think you have the right to see where, before you purchased it, the insurer notified you that it excluded trips greater than 90 days. With that...

Next step to get paid by at-fault driver of accident that totalled my car, and his

Progressive has a certain duty to hear "his side of the story" even if you have a police report, but at the same time, there are regulations that...

Can insurance company return my car disassembled?

The Automotive Repair Act requires a body shop to secure your written permission before they touch your car. If you signed a preliminary repair...

Can i sue both of them for this?

You may or may not be able to sue them, but you should certainly call the bank and cancel the card.

I'm thinking that if you wanted your Motion to Dismiss to be heard in your preferred venue, then you would have needed to file a Motion to change...

Can a civil judgment for money supposedly owed be placed on my Credit Report even if the judgment in question is on appeal?

I believe they can, but I will change your practice area to debtor rights to ensure that attorneys who focus on that practice area can advise you.

If a breach of contract sol is 6 years and legal malpractice is 3 years

Don't forget the "discovery rule" for the Statute of Limitations. Your SOL begins to run not necessarily from the date of the malpractice, but...