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You file your complaint, the investigator writes an inquiry to the claims manager. The claims manager writes back explaining the reason for the offer. The investigator writes back to you that there was no wrong done. That's what I meant by getting nowhere. But go ahead with it if you like. Get...

What was the result of your issues with your biological grandson that you wrote about earlier in the year? https://www.thelaw.com/threads/grandparents-rights.83174/

If the lender isn't willing to correct its mistake it's probably going to take a lawsuit against the lender. You and your seller should be talking to an attorney.

Retired claims adjuster here. 1 - There is no question from the video that the other driver was 100% at fault. 2 - The other driver's insurer is not your insurer and owes you nothing until and unless a court of law says otherwise. Meantime, they have done nothing wrong or illegal in offering...

There are thousands of pay day loan companies. Call your Attorney General's office and see if there is a way out. Bottom line, you borrowed the money, you signed the contract, nobody put a gun to your head and forced the money on you. The consequences are on you.

Claim reps INVESTIGATE everything even when there is no coverage or no reason to pay. You have a judgment against the daughter. Now go find the insurance under which she is defined as an insured. That's the insurance company that should be paying you.

Plead not guilty, of course. Bring photos of the broken sign from various angles to show that it was not visible. Say a prayer and sacrifice a small animal to the NYC parking gods and hope that they are paying attention. (That's a joke, folks). At the end of the day, a parking fine, while a...

Which is why you NEVER pay a contractor of any kind until the job is satisfactorily completed. Or pay in phases as each phase is satisfactorily completed. But never in advance.

Don't do the crime, if you can't do the time.

Got a few goodies for today. This first one is especially funny. This one more tragic than funny. The insurance man in me got a laugh at this one.

I should have mentioned that the NJ Municipal Court Appeals guide lists reasons for an appeal as: You believe the facts do not support the judge's decision; or You believe the judge's decision does not follow the law. Which suggests that an appeal is not a trial de novo (do-over). Further...

Specific performance is a remedy for breach of contract. The Florida landlord tenant statute does not require the landlord to provide appliances. http://www.leg.state.fl.us/Statutes/index.cfm?App_mode=Display_Statute&Search_String=&URL=0000-0099/0083/Sections/0083.51.html The statute won't...

I've looked at a few guides to NC small claims court and haven't found an answer to that question. I did, however, find the answer to a question that I had. From the following guide Page 29: That tells me the appeal is a do-over. You're not appealing the judge's decision as if he was right or...

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I'm surprised that something like that hasn't happened long ago. I ditched cable TV a decade ago and put an antenna on my roof to get network TV. 5 years ago I relocated and didn't even bother with that since there was so much available online.

Complaint about what? What civil right do you allege was violated?

Of course it's corrupt. That's why you rarely have a chance when you plead not guilty to a traffic citation. Cash cow. Cash collector. No. Appeals decide if the judge erred in interpreting the existing evidence or applying the law. You cannot raise new evidence on appeal. The officer isn't...

Trump doesn't need to take revenge, he already got the best kind. He won. And the Donkeys are running into their caves with their tails between their legs.

I'm baaack. Here are the results of the Biden/Harris open border policies.