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You were in an accident 2 years ago and the other person is suing is she suing you or the insurance company?
She is suing you and you must notify your insurance company of the lawsuit. They will pay, make an offer to settle or defend you.
What if you win a workmen's compensation case but the company has been closed down?
It doesn't matter. You are suing there insurance company not the company.
What to do if your insurance ruled other party at fault and they refuse to turn in to their insurance now they are suing you?
I would get your insurance company involved, they are there to keep this from happening.
What are the variant spellings of sue?
The tenses of "sue" are sue, sued, suing. I will sue the company. She sues everyone. (or She sued Tom.) He will be suing the company.
You are not suing for breaking your foot at work but you were told the companies want to settle with you please explain?
The company, or more likely, their insurance company, wants to give you a flat sum of money. In return, they want you to promise that you will not sue them. Normally, companies don't settle with employees to be nice guys. They settle with employees who are not suing them only because they realize that if the employee DOES sue, he or she is likely to get a lot more than the settlement they are offering. Settlements are always an attempt by the company to save money. The fact that they are trying to settle with you is a huge red flag that you need to get an attorney. If you don't have any cash to pay an attorney, you can probably find someone who will accept part of the settlement, BUT this is not something that you want to do alone.
Can you sue your homeowner insurance company for bad faith for mold issues?
Suing a company for bad faith is a complicated question. Each state has different requirements for proceeding with a bad faith cause of action. I recommend that you contact an attorney in your local area who specializes in first party insurance issues. He/she will be able to explain to you whether you have a case against your insurance company.
Can you be sued above and beyond what the liability on your daughter's car insurance is if you are the primary on the co-signed loan?
It depends on who's suing you, a private individual pursuant to a crash or the insurance company. First, yes you can be sued as a co-signer. If the insurance comapany is suing you, the can only sue for specific damages. If an individual is suing you, the can sue above the specified amount, as many try to do for pain and suffering, aggravation, loss of wages. There are very few causes of action, however in a crash and the person usually only gets the original amount.
Can legal costs insurance decrease my legal expenses?
You may not know this, but legal costs insurance should and will cover much, if not all, of the expenses involved with hiring a lawyer and dealing with suing a company. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Legal_expenses_insurance
If you were fired and are suing the company can you still collect unemployment?
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You pay flood insurance 14 years at high ratethen find out you r charge for wrong zone ins company says will refund last year who pays rest between mortgains company?
depends how much money is at stake - consider hiring attorney and suing whoever sold you the policy (agent?) - they have insurance for such mistakes called errors and omissions insurance
If you are suing the company you bought your car from do you have to continue to pay them for your car?
Sent them a letter which clearly states that will not pay anything to the company you are suing. According to the law you are entitled to do so (IF you have sent the letter, if you didn't do so you will still have to pay!!).
Can children sue their parents if they are deceased?
Yes they can, indirectly, such as in a case of wrongful death where the deceased parents killed others by the same actions which resulted in their own deaths. In other words, the accident or incident that killed the parents also killed a child or other person, and there is reason to think that the parents committed an act of negligence that resulted in the death of others. However, you would not be suing the parents, but making a claim against their insurance. But if the insurance refuses to pay, then you would sue the insurance company. Anyway, the children would not be suing the parents, but their parents' insurance or their parents' estate.
