Author name: Frank Nunes

You were involved in a car crash, and now you’re getting a phone call from an insurance adjuster you’ve never heard from before. They’re asking you a whole bunch of questions. What information should you give them? What shouldn’t you give them? People get calls like this all the time from insurance companies they’ve never heard […]

You were involved in a crash, it wasn’t your fault, and now you get a letter from some insurance company you’ve never met, saying you have a duty to mitigate your damages? What does that mean? First of all, “mitigate” means to reduce, or lessen, or not let them continue to keep going. So, for

Typically, a rental car is provided when either your car has to be repaired or is no longer drivable as a result of a car crash. The most common way to get a rental car is through your own insurance, through rental car coverage on your policy. You simply make a claim to your insurance company

So, you were injured on the job, caused by somebody else’s carelessness. Can you still make a claim against that person that caused the injury? The answer is yes. It’s just like any other claim, expect there’s an overlay with the workers’ compensation component. The good news is, if you were injured on the job

You were involved in a car crash, and you’re thinking about bringing a lawsuit, but you hear that you may have to give a deposition and you don’t know what a deposition is. Well, first of all, a deposition is a question and answer session. One party will ask you questions, and you give answers. But

Nearly every client who comes into my door, or every potential client who calls me on the phone asks me, “What is my case worth?” Well, the short answer is, ”It depends”, and it depends on a series of factors. First of all, what are the extent of your harms and losses caused my someone