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I live in NY My case is in CT which state do I need an Atty from

Answered 4 years and 7 months ago by attorney Hon. Max L Rosenberg   |   1 Answer   |  Legal Topics: Insurance
Hon. Max L Rosenberg
You should contact your insurance and see if they are defending you.  Without more details, it is impossible to give more specific advice.  Please feel free to contact me for further information. 203-870-6700
You should contact your insurance and see if they are defending you.  Without more details, it is impossible to give more specific advice. ... Read Answer

I had a leak in bathrooms .Condo asso insurance has have since June 10 to finish them

Answered 8 years and 6 months ago by attorney Hon. Max L Rosenberg   |   1 Answer   |  Legal Topics: Insurance
Hon. Max L Rosenberg
What have you done to see that the insurance company is aware of these issues? Have you also been in touch with your Board of Directors of the condos?
What have you done to see that the insurance company is aware of these issues? Have you also been in touch with your Board of Directors of the condos?

I am a new Cancer patient who is in pain. Can I sue the company to get medication the are denying for my pain and suffering?

Answered 8 years and 7 months ago by attorney Hon. Max L Rosenberg   |   1 Answer   |  Legal Topics: Insurance
Hon. Max L Rosenberg
Your doctor should be able to find something comprable or alternative to the patch that your insurance company will not cover. In my opinion you have no case.
Your doctor should be able to find something comprable or alternative to the patch that your insurance company will not cover. In my opinion you have... Read Answer

If my wife filed for bankruptcy earlier this year chapter 7 and we have an insurance claim for $12,000 on the house now for water damage can we keep $

Answered 8 years and 9 months ago by attorney Hon. Max L Rosenberg   |   1 Answer   |  Legal Topics: Insurance
Hon. Max L Rosenberg
Who's name is the house in? Is her name on the policy? Did her bankruptcy attorney list the claim as an asset on her Schedule B?  We can help but we need more information. Please feel free to contact us for further information.
Who's name is the house in? Is her name on the policy? Did her bankruptcy attorney list the claim as an asset on her Schedule B?  We can help... Read Answer

Can I sue my medical insurance

Answered 9 years ago by attorney Attorney Lawrence H. Adler   |   1 Answer   |  Legal Topics: Insurance
Attorney Lawrence H. Adler
If your doctor wrote up the need for the MRI correctly and your insurance company pursuant to the contractual terms was required to do the MRI or that reasonably should have done so you do have a legal claim to sue the insurance company for the extra year of your pain and suffering. If the outcome of your surgery is the same regardless of when you had the MRI that would cut off your damages. The terms of your insurance policy will ultimately dictate if you have a lawsuit.... Read Answer
If your doctor wrote up the need for the MRI correctly and your insurance company pursuant to the contractual terms was required to do the MRI or... Read Answer

My 2016 health insurance automatically renewed without my consent. What legal options are there?

Answered 9 years and 5 months ago by attorney Attorney Lawrence H. Adler   |   1 Answer   |  Legal Topics: Insurance
Attorney Lawrence H. Adler
Your health insurance renewal would be governed by the language in the original contract you signed. Most contracts are not automatically renewable. If you are part of a larger group such as one provided by an employer you will have little say in the coverages you receive and the renewal options. If you brought Private health insurance you certainly have leverage until you have paid them. My suggestion is to talk to your agent if you have one or get a lawyer to review the language in the agreement. You should have health insurance company directly provide you with the provision they are relying on to renew this without your consent.... Read Answer
Your health insurance renewal would be governed by the language in the original contract you signed. Most contracts are not automatically renewable.... Read Answer

Who do I sue?

Answered 9 years and 7 months ago by attorney Attorney Lawrence H. Adler   |   1 Answer   |  Legal Topics: Insurance
Attorney Lawrence H. Adler
THe question that must be asked to determine if you have a claim is whether the neibor acted reasonably for the circumstances.  If there was no wind and no reason to expect one, they may not be resonsible.  If the opposite is true they would be responsible and you could sue them in small claims.  the ll/owner is not responsible unless you can show he knew or should have know what his tennant was doing or failed to do.... Read Answer
THe question that must be asked to determine if you have a claim is whether the neibor acted reasonably for the circumstances.  If there was no... Read Answer

My car was totalled while parked on the side of the road. The Hartford insurance company is the insurer of the driver who hit it. They sent me a letter(pdf) stating to send some notorized information which I did. I did not have the titlee although i should? The paper works clearly states "If you have the title" send it also. If? I don't so, I sent everything else. I got back a letter sayiing it was not good enough and I needed the title to get reembursed. 2700.00 for the car. I called them and they will not budge. I don't have the resourses to get a new title. I am a full tiime student. It has been two months..

Answered 10 years and 2 months ago by attorney Attorney Lawrence H. Adler   |   1 Answer   |  Legal Topics: Insurance
Attorney Lawrence H. Adler
Obviously the Insurance company does not want to pay someone who can not prove he is the owner.  The owner can make another claim if they pay the worng person.  Also since they are actually paying to buy your car they want the title so that they can salvage the car.   If you dont have the titlte you can probably get oine from the DMV but you will have to go there and pay a small fee for a relacement title.  Good luck.... Read Answer
Obviously the Insurance company does not want to pay someone who can not prove he is the owner.  The owner can make another claim if they pay... Read Answer

How long do I have to file an Insurance Claim in the state of ct

Answered 11 years and 6 months ago by attorney Attorney Lawrence H. Adler   |   1 Answer   |  Legal Topics: Insurance
Attorney Lawrence H. Adler
It doesn't matter if they closed the file.  You can bring a claim and sue for 2 years after the incident.  Tell them to open the claim.  If they don't you can sue.  Depending on the amount of the damage, small claims would be good up to $5000.  If your call doesn't work have a lawyer send them a demand.... Read Answer
It doesn't matter if they closed the file.  You can bring a claim and sue for 2 years after the incident.  Tell them to open the claim.... Read Answer

my insurance company said my insurance was lapsed less than 30 days before my accident but they refuse to reinstate or cover me

Answered 12 years and 3 months ago by Tony Sheffy (Unclaimed Profile)   |   1 Answer   |  Legal Topics: Insurance
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The rules regarding cancellation of an insurance policy are very specific and must be followed by an insurance company who drops you. To discuss your case in more detail please feel free to contact my office. - Tony Sheffy 860-620-9460 ext 106
The rules regarding cancellation of an insurance policy are very specific and must be followed by an insurance company who drops you. To discuss your... Read Answer

my car was stolen then burnedand my insurence comany denied my claim how do i go about filing a lawsuite

Answered 13 years and 3 months ago by attorney Attorney Lawrence H. Adler   |   1 Answer   |  Legal Topics: Insurance
Attorney Lawrence H. Adler
The action you take will depend on the value of your car.  If it is under $5000 you can bring a claim against your insurance comany in small claims court.  If it is above that amount, you should hire an attorney who will bring a claim.  bear in mind, your claim is only valid to the extent your insruance contract provides coverage and the reason for thier denial must be analyzed.... Read Answer
The action you take will depend on the value of your car.  If it is under $5000 you can bring a claim against your insurance comany in small... Read Answer
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