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Car was not reported stolen at time of accident. Driver had keys in his possession-did not leave scene. Owners insurance will not cover loss of my vehicle.
answered on Nov 13, 2015
You can try. Talk to a local lawyer.
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Once o thought he was out the way I proceeded to leave and may have ran over his foot am I at fault?
answered on Sep 25, 2015
Well, it sounds like you might be at fault, but what came of this?
answered on Jul 31, 2015
Maybe. Depends on the policy. Many policies cover only permissive drivers, but that typically applies to liability. If you have collision coverage, you might be okay. But read the policy and check with a local lawyer to be sure.
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answered on Jul 21, 2015
If you agreed in the contract to buy it, they can probably collect it.
I was involved in an accident in Alabama (tractor trailer involved) in May. I was traveling to North Carolina (where I mostly reside) but my license/registration/insurance is from Florida. Can I still hire an attorney here in North Carolina? Or do I need to hire an attorney in Florida? Also, one of... View More
answered on Jul 14, 2015
If a lawsuit is filed, it will likely have to filed in Alabama. You can hire an Alabama lawyer, or a non-Alabama lawyer licensed in Alabama, or a non-Alabama lawyer who would have to co-counsel with an Alabama lawyer.
They took full responsibility in i wanna know do i contact the insurance on report in can i ask for a copy of there policy
answered on May 29, 2015
Generally speaking, your claim is against the other driver and their insurance should handle it if they were at fault. Talk to a NC injury lawyer about your case. Most injury lawyers offer free consultations.
i was in my car drove down a road that was a dead end i reached the culd a sac an was turning around an next thing i knew my car was in a 4ft ditch there was no markings an you couldnt see it, someone who seen it happen an pulled my car out even said it was a dangerous ditch an he has to pull... View More
answered on Dec 15, 2014
There could be a claim against the party that owns or maintains the property. Whether it is worth suing depends on the damages you sustained. The costs for this type of action will probably be higher due to the need for expert testimony.
Recently in a wreck driving the car of my recently deceased boyfriend. Was not aware that the insurance had terminated two days earlier. Should my insurance cover this cost?
answered on Oct 23, 2014
It would be helpful to know who was at fault in the accident. If no one else was at fault, it could be difficult to get coverage under those circumstances.
answered on May 9, 2014
A lawyer where you live cannot help you in Greenville,SC unless the lawyer is also licensed to practice law in SC. You need a traffic attorney in Greenville SC if you are charged with a traffic offense there. Your place of residence is not relevant.
Car accident, passed stop sign, no other vehicles involved, first offense
answered on Jan 24, 2013
Generally, if there were no other cars involved, and you ran a stop sign, the case should get dismissed. Most stop sign charges arise out of an officer actually seeing you run the stop sign. Here, the officer has no first hand knowledge of your running the stop sign. To play it safe, I would hire a... View More
answered on Oct 29, 2012
Since your daughter rear ender someone else, sounds like your daughter is probably at fault for the accident. You should speak with your insurance company first. If a claim is filed against her, your insurer will likely provide counsel to defend the claim (at least up to amount of your policy... View More
answered on Aug 31, 2012
I am sorry to hear of your accident. I would immediately contact a North Carolina attorney if that is where the accident occurred. Make sure that you file a police report with your version of the accident, get the names and phone numbers of any witnesses, and make sure that if the defendant was... View More
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