I also got hail damage. Can I add this to my insurane claim?
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You can but all your going to get out of it is a larger insurance payment. You should clean the interior well, so that it does not smell like wet or mold. After cleaning with a shampoo, leave the windows down (make sure it's not going to rain again) at least for one entire day, as to let it dry. make sure that your windows roll up and down because when it rains on the doors, the first thing to go out are the power windows, horn and/or airbag on steering wheel. If one of these went out, I would get the insurance and get it fixed.
464830
This is a liability exposure on your landlord's part, as he is the owner of the property that caused the damage.  You should file a claim against his commercial general liability policy.  They will determine if he is liable or not.  If he is found to be liable for the damage they will pay for the repairs.  There is no need to sue anybody, just file a claim and see what happens from there.  The adjuster who handles it from his insurance company will just ask if it was rotten and if it looked like it needed to be removed, if this is the case he is liable and his insurance will pay.  I am an adjuster and we pay these claims when there are obvious signs of rot and if the owner of the property knew of the problem.  If it is a healthy tree and there was no way of preventing it on your landlords part, he is not liable. Good luck.
275063
well what area are u in.....u forgot to mention that.    and maybe if u call ur insurance ppl they should help u with that.
251270
Did they take your licence for not having insurance and perhaps not paying for the damage.\n\nIf your licence was suspended for not paying damage, you can't get it untill the court says you can, normally untill you pay for the damage or have a payment plan in place.\n\nIf you were suspended for not having insurnace, again, until the court oks you ( normally it would be a certain time the judge would have said at trial)\n\nSo there is really not enough information given for a good answer.
655400
You should return the bat. I myself have a 07 dynasty (-3 high school) and it hasnt dented yet seeing 70-80 mph pitches. If the store owners refuse to refund your purchase, you may want to try calling the Louisville Slugger Co.
179223
I'm going through a similar issue right now with a personal injury claim from an automobile accident. You should go to your local library and check out the book "How to Win Your Personal Injury Claim." It's very useful, and has a formula for calculating how much your claim is worth.\n\nHowever, if you claim is worth a significant amount of money, you definitely shouldn't be handing it alone. Make sure to get a lawyer!
657350
Did you receive a copy of the walkthrough paperwork?  If so, the landlord should have noted soot damage.  If s/he did not then you have a good case.  Either way you should take the landlord to small claims court and argue your case.  They are going to have a hard time proving how much the damage should cost if they don't have pictures of it.\n\nEDIT \nThe burden of proof is really on the landlord.  He will have to prove that there was damage there, that it was caused by you and your roommate, and how much it cost to repair the damage.  For that he will have to bring in paperwork.  Also, any landlord without pictures of the damage isn't a good landlord.  It smells like a scam and the judge will see that.  You may not have known to have pictures but he should because he is the professional.  Your roommate will have to go to court with you.  He will be a witness to confirm your statements.  It really could go either way but I believe that the burden of proof is on the landlord.
452358
When settling your insurance claim with an insurance company you will be dealing with an adjuster. You need to remember that although this person deals with insurance negotiations on a weekly basis they are also a human being. They are doing their job but they also understand that you need to be paid for your vehicle’s damage and bodily injuries if there are any. \n\nOnce you get it in your head that the adjuster is just like you it will be easier to speak with them. The adjuster will want to tape your phone conversations and that is fine, just think before you speak. Do not say anything that might sound like you were at fault if you were not. Do not say you feel fine when in reality you are in pain from your injuries. \n\nThe best resource that you can have during negotiations is your detailed records. These records should include all the documents you have collected after the accident occurred. This includes the police report, medical records, and estimates on the car damage and so on. If you have any bodily injuries ask the doctor to note any aches or pains you report to them so that they will be detailed enough for the adjuster to understand your physical difficulties caused by the accident. \n\nThe best time to speak to the adjuster is when you have all of your documentation laid out in front of you. Use your common sense and knowledge of what has happened to you. If you feel the adjuster is offering a fair amount than take it. If you are not offered a reasonable amount by the adjuster tell them how you feel. Give them a number you would be satisfied with. \n\nAuto Quotes:  http://www.insureme.com/landing.aspx?Refby=614506&Type=auto\n\nRon @ InsureMe
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If you have collision coverage, use it and then your insurance company will pursue for subrogation.\n\nIf not, you can file a claim against the city for damages.  They have insurance for things like this, and usually look to pay it quickly.  You have to get together an estimate, a copy of the police report and file some paperwork quickly (there is usually a time limit, ranging from 30-90 days) depending on the jurisdiction.
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OK,, you CAN go to small claims court and dispute the damage.\nHowever is 350$ REALLY worth it(keep in mind -- you will have to miss work, pay court fees, etc.)?\nIf it is go to your local small claims and file a claim.\nIf it is not do not do anything. \nDO not pay anything, let the landlord sue you if she Wants 119 so bad she can sue you.
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Good morning, Scott.\n\nHmm..Well, If this were to happen to me, I'd discuss with her what you should do. It's an honest mistake that could happen to anyone. Don't let this incident hurt your relationship, though! If anything, maybe you could offer to pay for part of the repairs. I think she will be understanding, and maybe not even ask that you pay anthing at all. After all, how did they end up on the floor anyway? Or, do I really want to know! LOL! Anyway, I think if you talk to her, the two of you can work it out. If they are prescription sunglasses, chances are that they may be under warranty, and neither of you will have to pay anything. Good luck!
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Hey Friend,\nI think you need a new lawyer or you need to talk plainly to the one you have.. Ask him these questions..I'm not a lawyer, but , an insurance  company insures a person for a certain amount..  ie.. my policy is a 1/3/1 policy 100,000 in liability 300,000 in bodily injury 100,000 in property damage. So as I understand it If I hit you and it's my fault then you could get a maximum of 300,000 in bodily injury.  My agent tells me that this is what I should have and that it is more than the state mandated minimum.  So it sounds like your injuries and damages exceed whatever your or the other persons insurance will cover. If it we're the other persons fault you could sue them for the amount over what their insurance will cover.  In your circumstance there is no one to sue. So look at your policy and whatever your limits of coverage are is what you can get.  NOW if the lawyer is on the pay of your insurance company you REALLY need a second opinion from someone not affiliated with your insurance company.  Good luck.\nKeith
328771
Yes it will be considered an 'accident'\nIF your a registered Repblican...\nThey only watch out for their own kind...
453820
Hi Jacqui,\n\nThe upside is...\n\nIf you can show they were negligent or failed in their statutory duty of care that resulted in some type of damage or loss then yes you can.\n\nThe downside is that it could prove to be expensive and the courts don't like giving judgements like this in favour of the public in case there are a flood of similar cases. What they call in the legal profession, "opening the floodgates."\n\nContact your local CAB or a specialist solicitor.\n\nGood luck.
469093
You can't legally do that. You can ask the police to investigate if there is an issue, and you can give the plate # to your insurance company if you have been in an accident. They can look up the information.
66815
When a phone is water damaged, never tell them that, just tell them that you lost it or ran over it but don't tell them it was water damaged.  A person at a Verizon store told me this when my husband dropped it in the toilet.  Insurance won't cover water damage and he told me it would have been better to tell them it got run over by a bull dozer.
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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 who wins win.  Hopefully they will have someone contact you.  Good luck, i would file, because I had to in the past when I was in a car accient and it was the cop fault.  Had to sue the city!