Q: What can be done about an insurance company not complying to pay for property damage in a no fault auto accident
My husband was in an auto accident driving his brothers truck. the insurance company ruled he was at no fault but, they are not wanting to pay the property damage. No lawyer wants the case because there was no injury. Neither insurance company's belong to my husband so we don't know how to handle the situation. His big job box tool box were damaged with numerous of tools. We have pictures of everything that was damaged
A: A Texas attorney could advise best, but your question remains open for a week. One option is to continue trying to find an attorney to handle the matter. If still no luck, another is to handle the case on your own. The problem you describe is not uncommon with property-damage-only claims, where it is sometimes difficult to find an attorney to handle the matter on a contingency basis. Good luck
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