We have a 3 month old lease car. We got an accident few weeks ago, but the insurance will cover all the expenses.
You should read the leasing agreement to see if there is some kind of reporting requirement.
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You should read the leasing agreement to see if there is some kind of reporting requirement.
You can still file a police report and pursue a claim against the other driver but since she doesn't have insurance, you should go through your own...
Seems like you have a good case. You should consult with a local personal injury attorney to discuss further.
If you have uninsured motorist (UM) coverage, you could file a claim for injuries through your own insurance company.
Ask them for a written explanation why they denied the claim and the language in the policy they are relying on to deny your claim. Then you...
Good luck with Walmart. They usually won't settle and you will have to file a lawsuit even if you submit a settlement demand. Talk to your...
It's not first hit, first to settle. These are tough cases where there are multiple parties and serious injuries. You only thing you or your...
Yes, you can still file a claim for your property damage whether you had insurance on the car or not.
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You probably should have used the money from the sale of your car to pay some of the money claimed by the insurance company. You can try to work...
You should talk to another local personal injury attorney. You cannot collect for general damages such as pain and suffering, but you can collect...