Recent content by adjusterjack

It's an insurance question arising out of an accident. All our regulars will see this at the top of the daily list regardless of the forum. I'm basically the insurance guy here so I'll address the question. First, you mention 3 states but you don't name all three along with what's what in...

Dandelion is a spammer law firm with the same IP as Brandon Broderick. He's been removed and banned. Thread locked.

Maybe red states would consider the federal restoration due to the tremendous amount of qualifying an applicant has to go through on the federal level. Arizona (red), for example, has a restoration program. But it has seldom been used because a felon would still be prohibited under federal law...

Possibly, in very rare cases, under the existing system. Even with the proposed refinements it's still going difficult for a felon to get gun rights restored. Even if successful, that won't butter any parsnips at the state level.

Might find a "how to" in these search results. https://duckduckgo.com/?origin=funnel_home_website&t=h_&q=how+to+restore+federal+firearm+rights&ia=web

I suggested to Michael that Chat restrictions might be the problem. Apparently they were and he fixed it.

Things appear to have changed for the better in Russia: https://weheart.moscow/groceries/ https://www.expatica.com/ru/living/household/russian-supermarket-121020/ https://geohistory.today/grocery-shopping-russia-1917-present/ Socialistic/Communistic food distribution systems failed miserably...

Blue, I take it that you can see images clearly, now that you posted one.

The image problem might be fixed. Check this one.

A repair shop. It's very likely that it will be higher than you expect. That's because you have no clue as to how much repairs cost. If the car owner tries to gouge you, you have no leverage if you don't want your insurer involved. Or you can turn it over to your homeowners claims department...

Actually, your auto insurance won't have anything to do with it because you were not operating a motor vehicle. This has to do with your personal liability for damage or injuries to others due to negligence. That's covered by your homeowner or renter policy. An at fault claim on your homeowner...