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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?
Yes - but it wil cost more than the amount you are likely seeking.
You will probably need to sue your finance compmany and insurance company to get this straight. You need todo this ASAP. God thing is you should get... Read Answer
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 you were injured in the accident, then hire counsel to handle all steps from A to Z
Probably a consumer lawyer. This will revolve around whether there were some form of notice provided to you, regardless of whether you read them or... Read Answer
627.419 doesn't guarantee that the services are paid for - it simply prevents an inusurer from arbitrarily excluding them. You ay need to hire a... Read Answer
File a complaint with the department of Insurance.
Sadly - you "were told" alot of things that were simply wrong. You need to hire a lawyer ASAP to see what can be done and a claim made - but don't... Read Answer
You will probably have to actually hire a lawyer to sort this out.
You can hire a lawyer to sue the insurance company. You can recvoer your legal fees from the insurance company if you win.
Hire counsel ASAP to handle the case so you don't have to worry.
Depends on your insurance policy language in large part
If your insurance carrier paid for it - and your intent is to stiff the shop for work actually performed, so YOU can skim the extra money, you are... Read Answer
You will really want to hire a lawyer - even if you pay out of pocket - to address this as many insurance companies will be squeezing claims for... Read Answer
Not necessarily. You can ake a claim but it will depend on a lot of factors. Such things are exactly why you should always have homeowners insurance... Read Answer
" We find out it didnt have insurance, it was never transferred." This is a problem as the only person than could and can transfer the insurance... Read Answer
Unfair, unfortunately is not a legal standard. The services were either covered by insurance or they weren't and thats the issue. If they are suing... Read Answer
This is a deficiency claim NOT diminished value. There is no real remedy here, other than hiring a lawyer for a lawsuit, if the inusrance carrier... Read Answer
Not inherently - it will all depend on the HOA rules etc and details of the circumstances. If this was a hurricane issue its even more unlikely for... Read Answer
No way to answer such a question as posed. Bottom line is if its YOUR insurance carrier and you made a claim for the loss - you have an obligation to... Read Answer
You may have a case. Contact counsel to prepare a demand package and negotiate a settlement with the insurance company
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
Apparantly, the other insurance carrier and the other party disagreed with the "no one hurt" aspect, as it seems they paid out $7,500.00 in a UM... Read Answer