Your insurance policy is a contract; the insurer has to pay for whatever the policy obligates them to--and does not have to pay for anything else. They also have the right to "mitigate" or reduce
Whether or not the driver has insurance and how much his insurance paid does not affect your liability in Arizona. If you are liable for $1,800 in damages, then that is what you owe. The i
It is highly unlikely you could successfully sue the subdivision: you would have to show that it was unreasonably narrow--i.e. narrower than is safe. Given that there are still "one lane" bridges and
Money for auto damage (i.e. the car being damaged or wreck) will go first to the bank/lender/dealer's financing arm, IF the car has not been fully paid off. Anything left that--or the whole amount, if
You are the plaintiff. The at-fault party is the defendant.
A lawsuit can be filed in the state where the plaintiff resides or in the state where the defendant resides or in the state whe