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This will depend on the nature of the agent you spoke with. If a captive agent could be a claim against the carrier. If a non-captive agent you may... Read Answer
Um...no? For what reason would you suggest that any one owes him compensation because of a possible result from him giving blood?
This would be potential case - but one you would have to retain a lawyer on an hourly rate/retainer to address. There is no HIPAA independent right... Read Answer
You have a claim against the landscaping company and maybe the LL - but it may not be financially viable. Thats why renters insurance is so... Read Answer
Likely because you are an inusred as to liability. You have no ownership interest in the property until its titled in your name.
That simply makes no sense. Something is missing here unless you still have BOTH cars titled in your name. You can call the Florida Department... Read Answer
No way to answer WHY? You will either need to get to the bottom of this or you will need o hire a lawyer to cut through the red tape to do so.
You will likely need to retain a lawyer to handle this issue and to sort out what needs to be done. MOST appeal remedies including contractual ones... Read Answer
There is no inherent time frame. This may well be addressed within the terms of the life insurance. You may need to hire an insurance lawyer to... Read Answer
Your mother - not you - needs to address this and likely needs to hire a lawyer. If she has no money to do so SHE - not YOU should contact local... Read Answer
Nope. But having such little knowledge about the litigation process presumably as a defendant is disconcerting to say the least. Such a question is a... Read Answer
Mediation is always expected to be "impartial". HOwever, as its volunatry and non-binding, if you feel its not simply make no agreement. What you... Read Answer
No idea - this sounds like a blend between a policy limits property damage case and claims that you are doing additional damages yourself. Bottom... Read Answer
You are entitled to be paid actual value - not replacement value not value of the loan amount as per the Fla. Supreme Court. WHAT that value is... Read Answer
This is simply a matter of fighting with the beaurocracy of Well Med. Something is amiss however as you say you have a card with an ID so that... Read Answer
Why in Gods name were YOU in arbitration? Arbitration between insurance carriers is typically of ZERO consequence to your ability to file a lawsuit... Read Answer
Very slim.......but it depends on the carrier and circumstances.
It sounds like you have a good case. Unrepresented parties are not taken seriously by insurance companies. Hire counsel here in central fla. You wont... Read Answer
If there is a liability or coverage dispute, UAIC has no responsibility for your inconvenience. The remedy is to go to your insurance carrier if you... Read Answer
Typically insurance policies are limited to thier terms. They usually do not cover your comfort or convenience as opposed to repair/replacement of... Read Answer
Hire accident counsel asap. He/she will be able to handle the property damage portion of your claim gratis and wont charge unless your bodily injury... Read Answer