If the person who hit your car has insurance, you can make a property damage claim on their insurance. You can then provide information to the...

Washington state law, RCW 46.52.130(2)(e)(iii), does not allow insurance companies to raise your rates unless you were at fault in the accident. It...

The first question I have is who is at fault for the accident? If a third party is at fault, are your represented in that claim? I ask because the...

I would agree with the above answers and add that the most important thing to do at this point is an analysis of liability, just as Mr. Nelson...

You might absolutely have a case against the city or state depending on who owns the property. Slip and fall cases are very fact specific, so it...

Depending on the difficulty of the case, an attorney may be willing to do it for a flat fee. For a more complex case you will likely be billed...

The form you would need to file is Form 95. Use of the form is not mandatory, but in order for a claim to be valid, it must include your or your...

It's generally always better to document your warning of a dangerous condition. Before reporting anything I would review the city ordinances and...

I agree with the above statements. Whether Fred Meyer can be held liable will be fact specific and you will likely need to get a copy of the store...

You should definitely speak to an attorney about this. Depending on where it happened you could could potentially go after the property insurance.