Colorado Insurance Legal Questions

Sorry that you have been having serious mental and physical issues as a result of the accident and fallout.  What kind of policies are involved? Please include whether it is a 1st party (you retained the carrier directly with a policy designed to protect your rights and interests) or third party(where a third party acquires the information for another party.   Please also let me know the types of coverage that may be avaiable under the various policies (for example, work comp, self administered / self insured governmental or special district, general liability, D&O, disability, accidental death and dismemberment AD&D, critical illness or condition coverage, alternate limited cash benefit policies (such as Aflac and other similar providers), and EAP or medical benefits coverage programs. Many EAPs have 24 hour availabile counselors to help with medical and mental issues and some focus on military members and first responders so you will get even better service in that regard.  You may want to use that benefit.  Please reply with the request info.  Your "ideal" case would be a portfolio suite with every coverage under the sun written on a first party basis. The real world often ends up with just third party general liability coverage for a claim under a third party caused motor vehicle accident.  The standards are lower for these cases and more difficult to prevail on.  Please provide details on the specific coverages and a summary chronology log of when information was provided and when did they respond. For any period of delays, we examine when you sent in info and then look at the delay of when the reply was provided. We further examine their response meets the legal requirements and if any extensions of time were requested in advance and reflected a proper insurance purpose.   If you are fortunate to have a first-party policy, you can potentially recover treble damages for any unreasonable delay if you can establish bad faith violations.  I apologize I was not able to provide a definite answer. To give a comfortable indication of potential outcomes I need the additional information. Please note the above is general legal information. IT IS NOT LEGAL ADVICE and should not be used in making any decision to proceed or not to proceed. Any engagement with our firm, if accepted, would be subject to successful completion of our internal conflict check process. Hope this information is helpful in the interim.  Wishing you strength, comfort, peace for the holidays and your efforts to get insurance coverage you are entitled to receive in a timely manner. Kind regards, Cyrus Rajabi Jones & Keller, PC  ... Read Answer

As I understand it, no one can have a residence licenses in 2 states.  They can have a residence license in one state, and non-residence licenses on other states.  But, to answer your question, it looks like she could use a Colorado address even though she does not live here to get a Colorado residence license.  Here is the website she should check out: https://home.pearsonvue.com/co/insurance to see what liability may exist for your parents.     ** I am not your lawyer.  This is not real legal advice.  It is my attempt to help others with some basic guidance.  **... Read Answer

Not my specialty per se (I do more auto ins.).  But my thought is to write the life ins. co and copy your financial advisor stating you are cancelling the policy.  Fax it so you have the confirmation page.  I would also review your policy for any cancellation clauses and comply with those.  Finally, I imagine that if you stop paying premiums, they will cancel you as fast as possible.  Hope that helps.  ... Read Answer

You need to read your car insurance policy. But generally, in most policies, as long as someone is not excluded, they are covered IF you give them permission to drive the vehicle.  If they take the car without permission, they are not covered.   In addition, your son is likely also covered if he is a resident of your household.  However, again, you should read your policy.  I'd also encourage you to place a phone call into your insurance agent.  It would probably cost no additional money and very little time to actually add your son to the policy as a named insured, which would ensure coverage.  Best of luck! NOTE:  This response is general in nature and should not be considered legal advice.  No attorney-client relationship exists or is formed by this response.... Read Answer

A better route to take would probably be to file a HIPPA complaint. Check out this website more information on how to do that:  http://www.hhs.gov/ocr/privacy/hipaa/complaints/index.html  In order to file a lawsuit you will need damages and I suspect that your damages are probably not very high as a result of this and thus, the costs of litigating a potential lawsuit will likely outweigh any potential recovery.  Best of luck. NOTE: This response is general in nature and should not be considered legal advice.  No attorney-client relationship exists or is formed by this response.... Read Answer