Can I sue the company of the truck that hit my car if I don’t want to accept their insurance offer?

Yes you can sue them. In fact, that is who you have to sue if you do not agree with what you are being offered. If the vehicle is totaled you are...

How can I cancel a renewal lease?

I'm not sure I would characterize it that way, and they may feel it is you trying to screw them over. With that said, they are obligated to take...

Can a partner pay themselves an amount that the other partner does not approve of?

You need to first consult the governing documents, meeting minutes and resolutions, etc. If these agreements were all informal undocumented events...

No, you do not get to unilaterally strip away the rights of other persons/entities by making a promise. You seem to believe your attorney knows...

Is 2200 a good offer?

Even with out having reviewed all of your medical records and bills that sounds like a lousy offer. You will not be taken seriously if you are...

My husband was rear-ended in a Tesla Model S. He needs a rental vehicle.

The other side’s insurance has no duty to you, so they do not have to nor will do anything ASAP. Keep your gas receipts and when you make your...

Dealership asking me to sign a new contract?

Yes, you should be able to return for a return of all monies (so long as your financing application was filled out honestly). Do not bring the car...

What kind of attorney will I need if being sued for a pedestrian/car accident that occurred two years ago?

It is unclear who is being threatened with litigation. You say "I" "us" "our" etc,, but say it was your mom who got into the accident. Who was in...

What is the most an attorney can take on a personal injury case?

There is not a cap on contingency fees. They are negotiable. I doubt a court would find yours unconcscionable, especially given like it sounds...

How often it Happen that an adjuster won't answer your calls, after your settlement has been sign more than a month ago.

We do not keep statistics. Not that often, but it certainly happens, especially if the case is assigned to another adjuster, the adjuster goes on...