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Yeah since when is it a good idea to have any election tabulation software in any election process in the United States especially something open to obvious manipulation and located on servers outside the USA sovereign borders? I believe in elections with valid state issued IDs held to only USA...
Well by definition they could pay out what they are contractually obligated to, or by not paying in a timely manner to have injured party to beg them for some sort of money to cover their expenses. That is the "Bad Faith" portion of what the OP referenced but that deals mainly with bodily injury...
Insurance companies are legal ponzi schemes, most all of them invest the money they take in and minimize claims at every accident.
Lots of companies these days self insure through a bond at the state that they operate in. Is this only property that you are dealing with? No injury? If it is...
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The at fault party would be they, and I appreciate your answer. Since most states min liability limits are way low and do not cover a third of some of the vehicles on the road.
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What about (does not apply in the case) they are under insured? In an accident case where at fault is clear? They then have to go to their Comprehensive/ UIM coverage to get their damages covered> how does that affect rates?
Right, or they have to establish enough business credit for the firm to stand on its own. If not then they have to guarantee that through personal assets.
IIRC the Corporation C status rating flies as its own entity and the individual owners can not be held liable for the business entities taxes, profits, lawsuits etc. as they stand alone in the regards. Like has been said it depends on how many shares you own and as a percent of the overall...
That is all you had to say, and yes the new president will be sworn in next Wednesday, and I pray it will be a peaceful.
With that said some of the environmental programs are redundant and overlap other policies. I am sure that these governemental programs, agencies, and support personnel will...
Unfortantely in society today you really can't help people out due to liability. If they don't put it down then it could come up to anyone else that it associates with food. You feeding it makes it feel that people equal food and it could eventually attack someone at any given notice. Just...
If it is a wild animal then they will probably put it down as it should not be approaching people. I would contact a general practice attorney in your area, and let him know that if they contacted me again I would put them in touch with them. If they truly want to charge you with something they...
All laws are open to interpretation in application, maybe it is the threat of legal action or the simple manner of writing a letter but I have never had a problem after drafting a letter referrecing the FCRA in order to correct mistakes from a creditor. If a charge off company bought the debt...
Boy Wow, all I can say
Yes by golly it does actually allow you to go to the actual debtor company who is reporting that information to an actual credit bureau. I have done this several times actually so I would know as well.
According to the NCLC:
"In most cases, the credit reporting agency...
LOL, gee I know which is why you send them a letter referencing it. They are governed by the guidelines set forth in the FCRA, and they must adhere to correct consumer information and you have a right to ask them to correct this information. Even though they purchased the debit, you have a right...
Actually, there is a lot you can do. You can send via mail or fax to their office of proof that you are not the person they are intending to call and to have them remove you from their calling list. You can hold them accountable for calling you via FCRA as it relates to wrong or outdated...
How many successful run of the mill debt collector harassment suits have you seen be successful excluding the numerous fake google lawsuit ones?
@FlyingRon post makes no sense at I am not sure who he was referring to as a dead beat? The OP or the company trying to collect on a legally valid...
These companies pay pennies on the dollar for bad debt, anything they get is pure profit. Although if the OP has little to no assets then they shouldn't have to worry about this anyway. They can always file bankruptcy to discharge the unsecured debt.
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