Jul 31, 2009 by Bob Chancy | Posted in Insurance & Registration

I’m in need of some general guidance here.

I was recently hit head-on by an intoxicated driver. She died, I didn’t. I suffered a broken arm, broken big toe, and two herniated discs in my cervical spine (in addition to whiplash, cuts,

You should make sure the insurance company covers all of the bills that would not have existed had you not been in the accident (treatment, housekeeping services, medical insurance copays, prescriptions, travel, etc). Most bodily injury adjusters will

Apr 20, 2007 by Amit J | Posted in Insurance & Registration

My health insurance paid my bills in an auto insurnace. The other party's auto insurance is ready to settle but is willing pay the 'negotiated rate/adjusted rate' that my health insurance paid for and not the invoiced rate.

Ex. The actual

You can't get paid double your medical bills.. thats called "double dipping"- if they have been partially paid for.. you will only get the amount that wasnt covered. Why should you get paid twice? how is that fair? You didnt win the lottery..

Mar 16, 2006 by blaze | Posted in Other - Business & Finance

USAA insurance company only wants to give me $1000.00 & my daughter $700.00 for our injuries due to their insureds boyfriend who did a burn out in a puddle of water and rear ended me. We hurt our backs and necks but they are somewhat better for the

Ouch! When no void comes to a settlement with insurance, your best best would get a injury lawyer. In most case you will WIN and don't have to pay a lawyer one cents. Check with the law bar in San Fransico and ask the clerk to find you good rate lawyer