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Also she changed me from beneficiary 10 days before his death and put her. He had dementia and died from neglect. Now we will have to go to court for this small amount. Do I need a lawyer or should I be confident enough on my own to save me money. I'm a struggling mother and don't have much money.
answered on Jun 23, 2016
Successful litigation most often requires a competent litigator. Civil procedure is quite complicated. It would be in your best interest to consult a competent attorney.
my deductible is 1000.00 i reported the accident and another dent on the same day to my ins carrier,they wrote it up as 2 claims. i didnt know it would be 2 claims,now they wont pay because each claims are under my deductible of 1000.00. they did not explain that to me,that it would be 2 different... View More 
answered on Nov 13, 2015
Sounds like the occurrences were difference. Check your policy.
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There were no physical injuries only damage to the vehicle
answered on Oct 27, 2015
The pedestrian negligently caused the accident and the insurance company paid for damages? Of course it could sue.
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