You probably don't have anything to worry about, as most claims settle within your policy limits. If you want to get it settled, it is usually a...

If you have explained the situation to them and have provided them with reasonable documentation about the fact that the two of you are married,...

You can sue, but it is not clear whether it would be worthwhile. If you simply have pain for a few days and the pain goes away without treatment,...

I would continue to make payments. You do not want to risk a lapse in coverage- it can really screw things up when you are looking for a new...

Under the circumstances, you can probably back out of the contract. If he is not licensed, he can't sue you if he says you are breaching the...

Before you put anything in writing, it's a good idea to double check that you are sure you have no responsive documents. Look at the langauge of...

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In general, the courts are reluctant to impose liability on one person for the criminal acts of a third person. There are exceptions, but it would...

If you think the opposing party inaccurately stated the judge's ruling in his proposed order, you should prepare your own written version and...

Take a look at the case of Putman v. Wenachee Medical Center-- you can find it with a simple Google search. It deals with the validty of the...

I don't know the answer to your question, but I can't imagine that it would be worth the time and aggravation. Plus, even if you win, it is often...