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Neighbors claimed i hit their car, when it was their kid who actually did it.
You’ve already taken the right steps by providing video evidence to the police, which led to charges being filed against your neighbors. In this situation, it’s critical to inform your insurance company immediately about the false claim and provide them with all the evidence you have, including...- BensonBingham
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- Forum: Auto Accidents and Vehicle Claims
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Parking Lot Accident
Parking lot accidents are tricky since police typically don’t get involved on private property. It’s good that you have witnesses and partial video footage. I recommend sharing the witness contact information with Progressive—they may help clarify fault. You can also follow up with the...- BensonBingham
- Post #29
- Forum: Auto Accidents and Vehicle Claims
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workers compensation
While attorneys are prohibited from directly lending money to clients in most states due to ethical rules, clients facing financial hardship during a workers' compensation case often have other options. Some attorneys may work with third-party lending companies that offer advances against future...- BensonBingham
- Post #18
- Forum: Workplace Injuries & Worker’s Compensation
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Health insurance through employer question
It sounds like your employer is following a common practice by asking you to cover the premiums while you're out. Many employers require employees to pay premiums directly if they’re not receiving regular paychecks, especially when on workers' comp or other extended leaves. It’s worth...- BensonBingham
- Post #7
- Forum: Workplace Injuries & Worker’s Compensation
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If I accept payment from other drivers' auto insurance company, can I still appeal it or a file lawsuit later
Accepting payment from the other driver's insurance company could affect your ability to pursue further claims, depending on the terms of the settlement. In many cases, signing a settlement agreement would release the insurance company from any future liability, which could limit your ability to...- BensonBingham
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- Forum: Auto Accidents and Vehicle Claims
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Advice on diminished value after auto accident, do I have a case?
You may still be entitled to diminished value compensation even if there’s no visible damage to your truck, as an accident flag on the vehicle history report can affect its resale value. To strengthen your case, consider getting an independent appraisal comparing the truck’s market value before...- BensonBingham
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- Forum: Auto Accidents and Vehicle Claims
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Accused of hit and run 17 months later
Insurance companies typically conduct an investigation, even if a claim is reported late. Since your husband pulled over and communicated with the other driver, his insurance should look into both parties' stories and review the photos to assess if the damage claims line up. As for fault, lane...- BensonBingham
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- Forum: Auto Accidents and Vehicle Claims
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Accident in Texas - at-fault driver fled
Sorry to hear about your situation—it’s definitely frustrating. Since the driver fled the scene, you’re essentially dealing with a hit-and-run, which is illegal. If you have uninsured motorist coverage, you may be able to file a claim with your own insurance. It might also be worth following up...- BensonBingham
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- Forum: Auto Accidents and Vehicle Claims
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Accident involving a dealer car in california
In situations like this, suing in small claims court can be a viable option. You can generally file against the driver who caused the damage, but there may be grounds to also include the dealership if the car was still under their ownership when the accident occurred. If they allowed the vehicle...- BensonBingham
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- Forum: Auto Accidents and Vehicle Claims
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Need help navigating the car claim maze
Hi, glad to hear no one was hurt! First, it’s a good idea to file a police report, especially if there's significant damage. It provides an official record, which can help with the insurance claim process. For the claim, gather the police report, photos of the damage, and any communication with...- BensonBingham
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- Forum: Auto Accidents and Vehicle Claims
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Police Impounded Car After An Accident That Was Not My Fault
I'm sorry to hear you're going through this. Since your car is part of a death investigation, the authorities may hold onto it longer than usual. However, you have a right to know the status of your property. It might help to contact the police department directly and ask for a timeline or...- BensonBingham
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Adding people to small claims case
In many states, the statute of limitations can be extended if the injury wasn’t apparent right away. Since your issue was only diagnosed after the MRI, the clock may have started at that point rather than when you initially tripped. That said, since you’re up against a deadline, it’s crucial to...- BensonBingham
- Post #21
- Forum: Other Personal Injury and Wrongful Death
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Florida Accident
If the other driver’s insurance is refusing to pay and you’re stuck covering the costs through your own insurance, you do have the option to sue the other driver in small claims court for your deductible. Small claims court is designed for situations like this where you need to recover a...- BensonBingham
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- Forum: Auto Accidents and Vehicle Claims
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Can I demand other parties insurance repair my vehicle?
You can certainly negotiate with the insurance company if you believe the repair costs are justified and prefer to keep your vehicle. Start by providing detailed documentation of the repair estimates and the condition of your car. Sometimes, insurance companies are open to negotiating if you can...- BensonBingham
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- Forum: Auto Accidents and Vehicle Claims
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auto insurance claim denied by the at fault party's insurance company under false pretenses
It sounds like a frustrating situation, especially when you've done everything right by gathering evidence and cooperating with authorities. Since the insurance company is stonewalling you, it may be time to consider legal options beyond waiting on the adjuster. You could explore filing a bad...- BensonBingham
- Post #10
- Forum: Auto Accidents and Vehicle Claims
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Accident and insurance issue
It’s understandable that this situation is causing concern, especially since you’ve already made payments toward the damage. If he does contact your insurance, they may open an investigation and handle any further negotiations or payments on your behalf. Since you’ve admitted fault, it’s crucial...- BensonBingham
- Post #19
- Forum: Auto Accidents and Vehicle Claims
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