My husband has been defrauding a life insurance company for over 24 years by keeping a policy on his ex-wife

Maybe. It's not a simple answer. If they were married when he took out the policy and he was named as the beneficiary and he is still the named...

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If an insurance company says they will pay for a medical procedure and now we have to keep filing appeals to get some payment

First, I need to know whether this is an insurance policy that you and your husband purchased or whether it's a policy that is provided by one of...

My brother and I are each 50% owners of a commercial property.

Mr. Doland is quite right. You need to talk with a California lawyer. You need to bring the property manager's contract, the title documents to...

My construction boss has a customer that has owed him $s for almost a year. We are subcontractors. Can we lien his bus.property

You need to talk with a lawyer that is familiar with construction law in Yakima. As a subcontractor, there are certain prerequisites that you...

What is a normal reduction of lifetime LTD benefits when the insurance company cashes out your policy?

I agree with both answers that were provided. I suggest that you contact Gary Williams: 252 Blueberry Hill Drive Quilcene, Washington...

As Mr. Barielt points out, you do not have to initial every page of a contract for it to be enforceable. You will need to meet with an attorney...

As Mr. Lewis noted, you should first seek benefits through the driver's PIP coverage. These payments will be subject to Thiringer. Once those...

What happens if you got in a car accident with no insurance and it was your fault?

I agree with the other responders' advice. You need to talk with a lawyer in your area about the letters you are receiving. Also, it wouldn't...

How does one sue to stop a transportation organization from violating federal environmental law.

Give Paul Beveridge a call. He is a Seattle environmental lawyer and has excellent knowledge in matters like this. If you don't want to incur...

Greg's answer hits the nail on the head and presents a very accurate, succinct statement of Washington law.