answered on Apr 2, 2018
You didn't post whether your company or other driver's company
Agent won't communicate with me because I cancelled.
answered on Feb 22, 2018
There is not enough facts to give any real answer. You need to consult with an attorney in your area to see what can be done in this case. The first step will be for the attorney to review the paperwork you signed to determine what effect the cancellation has on the contract. Typically they must... View More 
Can I recoup recent maintenance expenses? I would prefer my car be repaired rather than totaled. (Florida)
answered on Feb 21, 2018
Did you make a claim with the other driver's insurance company? Normally, they will pay no more than the "total" value of your car (what is meant by a car being totaled). So if your car's total value is paid, there would be no more due you for what you had paid in maintenance.
I have been paying 360 a month for 3 years and 12k down payment she has not put a dime into this car. Can she just come with police and take it or is there anything I can do from preventing this.she does not deserve a free car
100.000 when app is on and 1 million when someone is in car. The only time I use my insurance driving home. Why would I need to be insurance commercial. And what would happen if I did drive as is
answered on Nov 6, 2017
The short answer is that you need commercial coverage if Uber requires it.
Someone crashed into me back in June. The person's insurance company accepted the fault. They took forever to mail the check to my lien holder, and when they finally did the check came back as NSF. I've been contacting both my lien holder and the person's insurance company and the... View More
answered on Oct 26, 2017
You can only sue the owner and driver of the vehicle. You do. It have a right or Legal ability to sue the insurance company. If you are saying that an insurance company issued a check which returned for insufficient funds you should contact the Florida Insurance commissioners office. That Office... View More
The owner of the vehicle had insurance PIP coverage. The police called the wrecker and had car towed to a place they contract with and owners insurance did not pay bill and did not send notice or letter to owner. Owner when to renew license and told lien from accident had to be paid. They... View More
answered on Oct 16, 2017
typically you are responsible for your own towing. if the at fault driver has no insurance at all if am hoping have uninsured motorist coverage, if not you may be getting the bill on this one yourself. I suggest that you consult with a personal injury attorney in your area. While you may not... View More
that make it void?
answered on Sep 20, 2017
Probably not. You should have consulted with an attorney of your own.
answered on Sep 17, 2017
Reasons an insurance company may deny an insurance claim are too numerous to name. However, some common reasons are that the damages don't meet the deductible, the damages are not covered under the policy, and the insured has misrepresented material facts in the application or presentation of... View More
and send me a check for 2600. i not deposit and now different companies try to make me exept a new check.feel me something not wright, because he don't pay the car what is totally wicked. the insurance co pushing hard to deposit a check for 7 years in row. what to do?
answered on Aug 15, 2017
I suggest that you consult with a personal injury attorney in your area to see if an attorney at the personal injury firm will be willing to assist you in getting this matter resolved.
There is not a way to give you the advice you need via this internet forum.
Good luck.
I was in an accident a few weeks ago with a Jacksonville sheriff. My brand new car was totaled. The officer was listed as the at-fault driver, so I assumed it would just be a matter of my insurance company contacting their insurance company, and my car would be replaced. Guess I was naive. My... View More
answered on Aug 9, 2017
It may not be fair. But the facts you state appear to be correct.
I suggest that you hire a personal injury attorney as they might help you process the claim and evaluate as well.
Good luck.
My brother-in-law got hit in the head while visiting a WC in a restaurant in Florida. He was knocked out. This occured late 2014, the insurance company is stalling and even though he has pictures of the fallen tiles and the reports from the accident as well as reports from physio and doctors. He... View More
answered on Aug 4, 2017
If I understand your brother in law's situation correctly, he has a "local Lawer" but not a Florida Lawyer.
I suggest strongly that your brother in law speak with a Florida Personal injury attorney who handles workers compensation cases, as soon as possible.
I attach... View More
Flood insurance was renewed without consent or knowledge of pricing. My policy went from $425 to $7000. They also double charged my escrow account. One for over 9000k and the other for over7000k. Is this force placed insurance? Never notified they were going to price gouge for my Flood insurance by... View More
answered on Jul 24, 2017
Of course, you are addressing your mortgage and the bank or other mortgagee. The mortgage has notification requirements and other applicable provisions. Would have to see your mortgage. Would also have to see escrow statements. I have personally seen a number of fored placed flood insurance... View More
if a storm completely destroys it? Can I go after the insurer for selling me too small of a policy?
answered on Jul 22, 2017
Are you asking about homeowner's insurance? The policy value should have been set according to the appraised value. Did you have an appraisal?
But in any event, no. You now know that the building is undervalued in the policy. You simply get the insurer to raise the value, before a... View More
- my driver was at fault. If he can't pay, will they come after me for anything?
answered on Jun 30, 2017
Not unless they believe you did something negligent which contributed to the accident.
What can I do to get them to tell me what is taking them so long to get the answer. He was three mounts before the two year mark when he passed away. I want to know how long can they take for this and what are my right as the beneficiary
answered on Jun 11, 2017
Did you notify them of his death? Contact them and ask if their investigation is concluded.
answered on May 5, 2017
if it's someone else's insurance, sue the insured. If it's your insurance, sue the insurance company.
I am currently in FL, just recieved info from state farm auto ins that because of my wifes DL suspension,which was resolved before buying state farm, asked to determine an sr22 needed. DMV had no forms to prove that, responded back to SF information. Was told it was policy to drop us for her past... View More
answered on May 2, 2017
Whether you at are entitled to a refund will largely depend upon your contract with State Farm. I suggest that speaking with an insurance lawyer is best.
the insurance company to send all the money to them - now they're not paying me. What do I do now?
answered on Mar 24, 2017
What is your relation to your "client"? Are you an attorney, accountant, property manager, or what?
If you contracted for repairs (as the principal, and not as the agent of the "client"), and if you are thus liable on the repair contract, the "client"'s... View More
answered on Jan 20, 2017
If they settled they owe you. If you mean your claim, no--take a look at your policy. You selected a low, medium, or high amount, with or without excess. That's what they did. They don't owe you an obligation to have large enough coverage for something. Unless certain things apply. You... View More
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