how do i file a clame on a towing Co. if i dont have a insurer?
594734
If you have a really good claim, get a lawyer. That usually gets some action.
921145
Insurance or sue the theif.
581104
wellif u have u threw the state and tax id then get a loan or pay out of ur beissness acount then u can claim that on ur taxes then u would have to get insured under ur company name then u can put ur logo on it but if have any body drive it then they would get a chalffers license
536033
As I found out after I was hit by a bus (Yes, ouch.) the insurance company does their thing and gets as much money for you as they can.  After that you can take them to court for any remaining loses or out of pocket expenses, and for the amount of money you're talking about it would be in Small Claims Court in California, check your locale for local rules.  No lawyers are allowed there, you're on your own.  Go to the county courthouse and/or its website for instructions. Remember, you have to show REAL damage, not just being angry or wanting to hurt them.  Think about it first, or the Judge will make you feel like an idiot.
756943
Yep, just call the Department of Motor vehicles in your state.
839057
I would file a small claims suit.\n\nCoach
838497
In California, the police must mail the registered owner a notice of storage, to the registered owner's address held by the DMV, as soon as practicle, and no more than 24 - 48 hours after the tow is completed.  This notice will include storage location information, the legal authority to tow the vehicle and contact information for whoever is storing the vehicle.\n\nIf the tow is completed by a private party (such as it was towed out of a store parking lot because you left it there to long) you will need to get ahold of the business requesting the tow and deal with them.\n\nIf your tow was completed by the police, they should give you the information needed to recover your vehicle.  If you have problems with the desk clerk or officer, demand to talk to a supervisor.  You may get resolution through a supervisor when you can't otherwise.
837807
they should send you a paper that states wo to call or where to write if you had and property in the vehicle. seems unfair they should have to at least mail it to you but nope you have the burden of getting it back wherever it may be. they will also include a day and time that they will auction off the vehicle so you can have a chance to buy back. also just in case noone told you you will also be responsible for the amout of the loan over that of which they auction the vehicle off for.
221878
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.
901625
Nothing. The people at the towing company stole everything. I had my car towed recently and they stole my CD player. When I confronted them they said that some one jumped the fence and stole it. Call the cops to make a report then call the Better Business Bureau. Unfortunately your stuff is gone.
856574
File a police report and insurance claim if you had insurance.
150207
Rent a U-Haul truck and move it yourself.  You will save yourself a LOT of money doing it that way and you can tow your car behind then.  I have moved across country doing that and believe me, it is WAY cheaper than hiring a mover.  But, if you want insurance on your items then hire a mover to do it for you.  That way you are insured for everything that is being moved in the event that something gets broken.  Its totally up to you.
635585
Do what you are doing. Go to small claims court first. Then go to the next step after that.
743504
by the fact YOU have called it a "MINOR PRANG" i take it that it was your fault.\n1) if no-one else was involved and there is no damage to property or persons, sort it out yourself. dont use insurance.\n2) If there is damage to a stationary car, or property, you need to make a decision. a) own up, and pay out your own pocket. b) own up and go through insurance. c) drive off quickly....\n3) If you have hit a car with someone in it. swap details, but ask them to agree to sort out without insurance and pay out of your own pocket, see if they will agree. If they do, DON'T mess them about, get it done!\n\nIf you claim through your insurance, you may lose some No Claims Discount (usually a reduction of 2 years instead of an increase of 1 year at renewal) Or you may have 'Protected No claims Discount' or 'Guarenteed No Claims Discount - DO NOT BE FOOLED...\n\nFirstly - protected NCD (no claims discount) only allows 1 accident in one year or 2 in 5 years (some companies 3 years) then your NCD is hit harder than someone without NCD protection. and Guarenteed NCD is only 'Guarenteed' while you stay with the same company. try and move and they will not provide proof of the level you think you have - now they have you by the balls!\n\nSecondly NCD protection or guarentees only protect your NCD. The price of your insurance (and every insurance policy you are on i.e. partners) will be increased substantially for three to  five years.\n\nMy advice, if you can afford it, pay for it yourself. dont use insurance companies. Remember you WILL pay more regardless for the next three to five years on every policy you are on as well as your excess.\n\nI'll put my soapbox away now.
1026784
Contact a personal injury lawyer.  Most charge a contingency fee - that is a percentage of what you make on the claim.  The usual amount is about 20-30% of the verdict.  On the plus side. they only make money if you win the case.\n\nThey can also help stave off creditors until the matter is resolved and you are back on your feet again.
1115117
Tell your lawyer to do his job or you will A) report him to the bar for neglecting a legal matter entrusted to him and B) sue him for breach of contract and legal malpractice. Speaking as a lawyer myself, I can NOT drop a client on the basis the Respondent doesn't have insurance!\n\nNext point...was the driver charged with operating without insurance? I bet there is a policy in effect...but the driver was not listed on the policy...therefore you can still sue the company that owned the vehicle as well as make a claim against the drivers personal policy if any is in effect at the time of the accident\n\nHope this helps....to not attempt to settle this yourself! You don't even know the extent of your damages!
740647
Go see a commercial insurance agent.