You can write your correction to the CHP and ask that it correct, amend or supplement the report. You can gather your own witness statements and submit them to CHP and/or to the other insurer. You can simply get your car fixed through your own insurance and let it deal with trying to collect from... View More

You can recover your property damage, your cost of past and future medical care, past and future wage loss, and pain and suffering. The amount will vary depending on your injuries, the available insurance limits of the opposing party, and many other factors.

Under Labor Code section 2802, your employer has to indemnify your expenses incurred while the course and scope of employment. Its insurer should be fixing your car. If you were driving for Uber or other ride share, you may not have been an employee, but an independent contractor. Whether that... View More

You think that you need a sign to tell you that your dog can't pee on merchandise? You destroyed someone else's property through your negligence in controlling your dog. You should have made sure your dog had opportunity to do his business before you brought him into the store. Pay for... View More

The fees are what your retainer agreement says. 1/3 to 40%is pretty standard. Costs, like depositions, are not fees. Costs are reimbursed to the attorney. Medi-Cal has a lien on any recovery and must be paid back for any expenses it has paid due to your injuries.

Nothing you have written indicates any of the criteria for tolling. You should have hired an attorney early in the process. Mental incapacity to qualify for tollingis more than a TBI . Unless you were a minor, or the defendant was absent from the state for some period of time, or the Defendant... View More

Unclear what "legal obligations" to which you refer. By statute, you are required to have automobile insurance. Any other insurance requirements would likely be something to which you agreed by contract. Generally, you have an obligation to comply with your contractual promises,... View More

You can search the court records for your name to see if a lawsuit was filed on your behalf. However, if you have lost contact with your attorney, it is highly unlikely that a settlement was achieved, even if a lawsuit was filed. Attorneys generally don't have authority to enter into... View More

You can sue your boyfriend. You cannot sue his renters insurance. That insurance would only - potentially - pay the sums for which he is liable. However, his renters insurance will likely have an exclusion for people who reside in the apartment, so it is unlikely that you will recovery anything... View More

You can hire a certified auto appraiser to dispute the valuation of the insurance company if you think the offer is below market value.

If your certified appraisal doesn't move the insurer, you can sue in Small Claims Court for up to $10k for your property damage. Your suit would be... View More

Your employer has to provide a work place free from sexual harassment, discrimination and violence. What you describe, though, is your own violation of another's property, which led to violence. In other words, you caused it. Your employer was within its rights to terminate your employment,... View More

Your stepson and you both have claims. Each of you will be able to recover from the defendant's insurer for your damages, up to the limit of the defendant's per person personal injury limits. There should not be a conflict between you and your stepson because you will not be competing... View More

You have no recourse over the sentencing. You have personal injury claims against him. If he has liability insurance or you have uninsured motorist coverage, you can recover monetary damages. If you have underinsured motorist coverage, you might be entitled to additional recovery. Talk to a... View More

You should submit a claim to your own collision insurance. If you don't have that, you are going to take a loss.

Regardless of the amount of your damages, the insurer will only pay its policy limit. Ask for a copy of the declarations page from the other insurer to confirm the... View More

You need to talk to a workers compensation attorney.

Whether you have rights in a civil suit depends on a lot of factors. If your employer was discriminating or retaliating against you on account of a disability, or failing to accommodate a serious health condition, you might have claims... View More

The dog owner is stricly liable if the dog bit you. If the dog tripped you or otherwise injured you, the dog owner is liable if he was negligent in the ownership and control of the dog. If the dog owner intentionally injured you with the dog, that would probably be a crime and you should call the... View More

You and your mom are responsible to U-Haul. Your mom is responsible to any third parties who were injured, and maybe you. Not certain about your liability to third parties without some research.

If you added liability insurance to the rental contract with U-Haul, you and your mom would be... View More

You have 6 months to file a Claim with the State of California. This is a requisite to filing a lawsuit. You can find directions to filing the Claim here: dgs.ca.gov/ORIM/Services/Page-Content/Office-of-Risk-and-Insurance-Management-Services-List-Folder/File-a-Government-Claim

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After consulting with, and getting permission from, your collision insurer, sue the other party in Small Claims court. You need to inform your insurer and get its permission in advance, because it owns a portion of your property damage claim, and the entire claim must be presented at once or the... View More

Whether she reports the damage to the insurance company isn't really up to you. She was driving with permission, as such she is an insured under the policy. The premiums for that policy presumably come from community property funds. The payments for the car presumably come from community... View More