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- Med pay coverage – an update
- Don’t let the insurance company restrict your treatment
- Don’t let the insurance company restrict your treatment
- Save some money on car insurance
- Save some money on car insurance
- FAQ: Am I responsible for my medical bills after a car accident?
- Don’t trust insurance companies – a true story
- There are still no formulas for personal injury cases – including car accidents
- The Statute of Limitations
- Uninsured/Underinsured Motorist Coverage
- Parking Lot Danger for the Holidays
- Driving and surfing – on your phone
- Drinking, Driving and the Holidays
- Check your total loss paperwork carefully
- FAQ: WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN RENTAL AND LOSS OF USE?
- 10 Things Insurance Companies Must Do To Keep Consumers
- FAQ: Do you have a MIST case?
- FAQ: Does the other person need to tell me how much insurance they have?
- Choosing an insurance agent
- Auto Insurance property damage issues – again
- FAQ: Why hire an attorney for your personal injury case
- More on personal injury formulas
- Why are insurance limits important?
- 5 Additional Ways to Find the Right Attorney For You
- 5 Ways to Find the Right Attorney For You
- 5 More Things You MUST Do After A Car Accident
- 5 Things You MUST Do After A Car Accident
- 5 More Steps of a Personal Injury Lawsuit
- First 5 Steps of a Personal Injury Lawsuit
- 5 More Steps of a Personal Injury Claim
- How do you get fair market value for your car after a car accident?
- First 5 Steps of a Personal Injury Claim
- 5 More Personal Injury Myths That You Should Ignore
- 5 Personal Injury Myths That You Should Ignore
- 2 Concerns on Settling Your Personal Injury or Car Accident Case
- 5 Things Not to do with Your Insurance Claim
- Do NOT Meet with the Adjuster in Person
- Some Rules on Giving Statements to an Adjuster
- Three things you must know about property damage
- 5 More Insurance Terms You Must Know
- 5 Insurance Terms You Must Know
- You don’t need to sign their forms or give a recorded statement
- Insurance companies track every single claim
- Insurance companies accept chiropractic treatment
- Talk to an attorney about your car accident
- Stop Reading the Internet About Personal Injury Claims
- Do NOT sign any papers
- Call the adjuster, don’t take the adjuster’s calls
- Short and simple – be pleasant
- Do NOT talk to the other driver
- Go to the doctor after a car accident
- Get your own estimate after a car accident
- Document your claim with pictures
- Do NOT contact the insurance company after a car accident
- There are no formulas and an attorney can help you
- Bike Safety
- 10 things not to do when you are driving
- Why you need med pay coverage – now
- Watch out for Infinity Insurance’s Policy
- Free Auto Insurance & Homeowners Insurance Review
- FAQ: Can I hire a new lawyer?
- Do NOT sign a medical authorization
- FAQ: What do I get for a rental when my car is damaged?
- Do not miss your treatment
- FAQ: How long is the statute of limitations?
- FAQ: What is med pay coverage?
- Stop taking advice from non-attorneys
- 10 Steps To Avoid Getting Less than Fair Market Value for Your Damaged Car
- New study cites youth, inexperience and risky driving behaviors
- Move over after an accident
- FAQ: Does the insurance company have to take my car?
- 5 More Mistakes People Make During the Claims Process
- Free Insurance Information
- 10 Steps of a Lawsuit
- 7 of the Strangest Personal Injury Claims Ever
- 10 Steps of a Personal Injury Case
- 5 Errors People Make During the Claims Process
- Slow for the Cone Zone
- 10 Insurance Terms and Their Meanings
- 5 Things You Should Be Doing After A Car Accident
- 5 Mistakes to Avoid in Your Personal Injury Case
- Send a text and be liable for a car accident?
- Pay as You Drive Insurance Increasing in Popularity
- The increasing cost of car insurance
- Car insurance rates change based on education
- FAQ: When can I get rid of collision coverage for my car?
- Diminished value and loss of use
- FAQ: What insurance do I need?
- 5 secrets from a former insurance adjuster
- Why you should hire an attorney who understands an adjuster
- FAQ: Should I disclose my policy limits?
- FREE Car Insurance Review
- Information you MUST get at the scene of the accident
- More on total losses
- FAQ: Why are they closing my claim?
- FAQ: How much car insurance do I need?
- FAQ: What is full coverage?
- FAQ: How long will my case take?
- Driving on the Monday after Daylight Savings Time
- Getting your car fixed
- FAQ: Why is my case not worth the same as my friend’s case?
- What to do after a crash
- Uninsured Motorist Coverage
- What to do if you are a passenger
- Types of Damages in a Personal Injury Case
- Free legal reports
- Call an attorney right away
- Keep Safe While Biking this Summer
- California Program Offers Low Cost Auto Insurance for Low Income Families
- California Ranked Third in Staged Auto Accident Claims, Causing Premiums to Rise
- Think Twice Before Posting Personal Information Online
- Proposition 17 Changes California’s Car Insurance Rules
- Staying Trim Helps Men Avoid Serious Bodily Injury in Auto Accidents
- Do I really need an attorney?
- A total loss exception
- Keeping your car after it is a total loss
- Always tell the truth to the insurance company!
- FAQ: Can I drive my friend’s car?
- Don’t Settle Cheap This Holiday Season
- FAQ: What is a gap in treatment?
- FAQ: Why is my attorney taking so long for my kids?
- Medical Records: Why do they matter?
- FAQ: When do I hire an attorney?
- Total Loss Update
- Go to the Doctor After A Car Accident!
- Multiple Policies on 1 Car
- What is used to determine your medical bills?
- FAQ: Homeowners and Auto Insurance Together?
- FAQ: Reporting Auto Accidents
- FAQ: Your Car is a Total What?
- Read the policy
- Your Insurer Must Take a Claim
- Buying Insurance for the Wrong Reasons
- Auto Insurance Zip Codes Matter
- AIG – At It aGain
- Settling a Property Damage Claim
- Road Safety Measures
- Five Truths About Driving
- Collision, Comprehensive and Claims – Oh My
- Insurable Interest
- 5 Totally Unsafe Car Moves
- Liability: How is it determined?
- Insurance Claims: An Overview of the Investigation
- Uninsured and in a collision: What happens?
- New York Times: Insurance Coverage Article
- Copies of Insurance Policies
- Good news for Allstate customers?
- FAQ: Where does 1/3 of the settlement go?
- Telemarketers and Collisions: YUCK!
- Driving Don’ts
- Health Insurance Reimbursement
- Diminished Value of Your Car
- Allstate turns over documents – well, some
- Farmers, Small Claims Court and SHEESH!
- Adjusters and their new (old) tactic
- Auto Claim Tips
- Don’t Drink and Drive
- Allstate Refuses to Turn Over Documents
- Interesting Results
- New Ballot measure in California
- Flimsy Bumpers Cause Damage
- Insurance Premium Flat for 2008?
- Health Insurers latching on
- Allstate bullied people?
- State Farm Can’t Use Database
- The value of a good broker
- Med Pay Insurance
- More on Progressive
- 10 Things Insurers Can Do To Keep Customers
- Progressive Insurance Disgusts me
- Want a good laugh?
- I can save how much?
- Property Damage Estimates
- Do you have a MIST case?
- What is a third party claim?
- Low Cost Auto Insurance Program To Expand
- Higher Auto Insurance Rates?
- FAQ: Can I make them pay for my car?
- The New Commandments
- FAQ: What do I do after a hit and run?
- Customized car?
- Wear your seatbelt, even if elected officials do not
- FAQ: How do I get someone’s address?
- Men in your 30s – Drive Safely
- Getting your car repaired
- FAQ: Do they have to disclose their insurance to me?
- Free Book for My Readers
- FAQ: Is the employer responsible?
- FAQ: Can they have to make me keep my car?
- FAQ: I caused an accident and have no insurance. What can I do?
- FAQ: When do I get my money from a settlement?
- FAQ: Don’t I get a rental car?
- New Free Report – Small Claims Court
- FAQ: Which insurance pays for the damage?
- FAQ: Who pays my hospital bill?
- FREE REPORT – What to do after an auto accident
- The 3 D’s for insurance companies
- FAQ: My adult child was in an accident. Can I be liable?
- FAQ: I was sued. Do I file an answer?
- FAQ: I was paid for my car. Can I get more?
- Car Crashes Leading Cause of Teen Deaths
- FAQ: Can I get sued for more than my insurance?
- FAQ: Can I sue the other person’s insurance company?
- FAQ: Can I be sued for my spouse causing an accident?
- FAQ: The other person did not have enough insurance. What do I do?
- Buying Wrecked Cars
- FAQ: How do I get the other person’s insurance information?
- FAQ: I am being sued for more than my insurance. Now what?
- Don’t pay someone at the scene of an accident
- FAQ: My HMO paid my medical bills. Do I have to pay them back?
- FAQ: I was hit by a drunk driver. HELP!
- FAQ: I was sued by an insurance company and didn’t know. What do I do?
- FAQ: My kid’s insurance rates are too high. What can I do?
- FAQ: I do not own a car. What can I do to insure myself?
- FAQ: We have some dirt bikes. Do we need insurance?
- FAQ: How do I insure my college kid?
- FAQ: My car caught fire. What now?
- Insurance Company Profits
- A few new laws for 2007
- Drinking, Driving and the holidays
- Crackdown on uninsured motorists
- Top 10 Traffic Offenses in Sacramento County
- Traffic Tickets and Fines
- Holiday Safe Driving Tips
- Read your policy
- FAQ: Uninsured motorist coverage and waivers
- Recommendation for insurance broker
- FAQ: Does being sued hurt you?
- FAQ: Whose name goes on the check?
- Myths and Reality: A new category
- FAQ: What are economic damages?
- FAQ: What is the difference between rental and loss of use?
- Sample Demand Letter
- Insurance Commissioner Candidates: A Review
- Insurance Commissioner Endorsement
- Don’t Let Your Auto Insurance Lapse
- Driving Tip
- FAQ: Can you extend the Statute of Limitations?
- FAQ: Can you stack policies?
- Race for Insurance Commissioner
- FAQ: What is the difference between comprehensive and collision?
- FAQ: What is the difference between comprehensive and collision?
- Farmers Ordered To Pay Refund
- Avoiding mistakes in your auto insurance claim
- Want to know about an insurance company
- What to do after an auto accident
- The revolving door of adjusters
- Free Reports
- Nature and extent of injuries
- Progressive and their quotes
- Letter about your coverages
- Insurance Companies, Tort Reform and Money
- Judgments and Insurance
- Buying Insurance Online
- FAQ: What are the steps after I settle my claim?
- Agreed Value: But is it?
- FAQ: Why is his case worth more than mine?
- FAQ: I don’t have insurance. Will the insurance company sue me?
- More on aftermarket parts
- New Report
- FAQ: Can I get more for my total loss car?
- Check Your Uninsured Motorist Coverage
- FAQ: How Much Liability Insurance is Enough?
- FAQ: Can I mediate my own case?
- FAQ: Can’t I talk to the insurance company?
- FAQ: Can my deductible be waived?
- FAQ: What is full coverage?
- Allstate Settles Class Action Lawsuit
- Bad News for No-Fault Insureds
- More on Excessive Profits
- Copy of your policy
- Don’t Talk to The Insurance Company
- Med Pay Choices
- FAQ: Insurance Company Blames Me – Part 2
- FAQ: My Insurance Company Blames Me. What do I do?
- FAQ: Do I need an attorney?
- FAQ: Arbitration is What?
- FAQ: Betterment: What is it?
- Insuring a Classic Car
- FAQ: Is a cosignor on a loan responsible?
- FAQ: Damaged After Market Parts Coverage
- AB 1852 Pulled By Assemblyman Yee
- Insurers Owe On Total Losses
- New DC Law Protects Claimants
- TWO FREE REPOTS AVAILABLE
- Don’t Let Your Attorney Do This
- FAQ: Insurance for your kid
- After an accident, who pays my medical bills?
- Can they raise my rates?
- GEICO To Offer Refunds
- Do You Need Comprehensive and Collision?
- More on Adult Kids Driving Cars
- Property Damage and the $5,000 check
- Getting more than one estimate
- Property Damage: What is owed
- Auto Accident for Self Employed: What Policy Covers You?
- Must You Repair Your Car
- Insurance and Claims FAQ
- Getting a quote for auto insurance
- Minimum Impact Does Not Mean Minimum Damage
- GEICO uses Occupation/Income to set rates
- How do the insurance companies resolve disputes?
- New Podcast Released – Automobile Property Damage
- Why we need auto insurance
- New Jersey Trial Lawyers Assocation wants to Limit Solicitation
- Not Enough Insurance? What happens?
- British Motorist Fined
- Sacramento Bee: New Insurance Regulations Fair
- Top 10 Cities for Insurance Scams
- More on Accidents, Prop 213 and Releases
- Examination Under Oath: UH OH
- AB 1852 – Bad for consumers
- Insurance for a salvaged car?
- Insurance to make your car payments?
- Your Credit Score and Insurance
- Uinsured and DMV
- Low Cost Auto Insurance Expanding
- New Podcast Released
- The Defendant Files for Bankruptcy: UH OH!
- Avoid Global Healings Society
- Car Safety Tips
- Seatbelts dont work……….
- Wyoming Insurers Want to Avoid 3rd Party Bad Faith
- A New Blog
- Fault, Rear End Collisions and the law
- CIGA: Who pays when the insurance company goes “bankrupt”?
- Your Parked Car is Hit: What can you do?
- Your Policy Limits and Your Privacy
- Your auto insurance and the “preferred shop”
- Some rules about deductibles
- The privacy laws and obtaining the name of the other driver
- Are you covered driving your friend’s car?
- Prop 103 – For and against
- Your auto insurance and the
- More on Affordable Car Insurance
- An Umbrella Policy: Do you need it?
- Storage Costs: Who Pays?
- SUV Changes Make Car Drivers Safer
- Rental Cars: What do you get?
- Treating After an Accident: What Happens When You Miss Treatment
- Uninsured and in an accident: More on what to do
- The BEST Insurance Company
- Fault in California Car Accidents: A Brief Explanation of Comparative Negligence
- How much influence does the defense attorney have in settling your case?
- Initiative Fight Over – For Now
- Medical Authorizations: Another reason not to sign them
- Farmers Fined for Not Following Fair Claims Practices Act
- Flood Damaged Cars in California
- When the Other Insurance Refuses to Act: What can You do?
- More on Your Medical Records
- Two People – One Insurance Company: Who do they protect?
- Insurance, Elections and The Initiative Process
- Who is responsible when you co-sign a vehicle and the other person takes the car?
- Is there a Statute of Limitations on Claims?
- That little claim: Do you need to report it?
- Actual Cash Value – What is it?
- Medical Authorizations: Should you sign them?
- Where do you get your car fixed after an accident?
- Who’s to Blame When The Street Bites Your Car?
- You Hit an Unoccupied Car – What should you do?
- Reservation of Rights: What does it mean?
- Uh-Oh: You Forgot to Add a Driver!
- Liability Issues for Domestic Partners
- Your Car Was Stolen – or Was It?
- More on Changes to Your Auto Insurance
- More on Changes to Your Auto Insurance
- An Attempt to Undo Prop 103!
- The End to Mandatory Helmet Laws in California
- Dogs and Accidents – Who pays when Rover is hit by Land Rover?
- More on Insurance Fraud – What does it cost?
- A discount for hybrids?
- Obtaining Information on the Other Party
- Private Property – Do the police come?
- Safety of the Trucking Industry
- SUVs may not be as safe as you think
- A Good Article on Tort Reform
- How Insurance Companies Really Treat You – From A Defense Firm’s Newsletter
- What do you do if you are in an accident?
- Increased Insurance Rates and Increased Insurer Profits!
- New Laws for 2006
- Insurers controlling health care?
- Insurance Rates Going Up for Seniors
- More on Affordable Auto Insurance in California
- Auto Insurance Rates
- Drinking and Driving – Reminder
- So you want to buy insurance………what should you consider?
- How Consumers Are Charged for Auto Insurance
- What Happens when an Excluded Driver Causes an Accident?
- Insurance Fraud – A ring run by an adjuster
- More on Teens and Driving
- New Personal Injury and Insurance Podcast
- Teenagers and Accidents
- Classic Car Insurance
- You are in an Accident with No Insurance: Who is at fault?
- Insurance for 30 days?
- Insurance Needs in Other Countries
- A Bad Decision from West Virginia – Insurance Coverage for Free
- Uninsured Motorist Coverage: Is it a rip-off?
- Your Car is a Total Loss: Now What?
- Your Kids and Driving
- Affordable Auto Insurance for Californians
- The Case for Uninsured Motorist Coverage
- A Ridiculous Insurance Survey
- State Farm Hit for $8 MILLION in Punitive Damages
- Are You At Fault When You Have No Insurance?
- Are You Covered Driving a Vehicle That is Uninsured?
- Does Your Auto Policy Cover Your New Motorcycle?
- Medical Payments Coverage: What is it?
- The Insurance Company’s Obligation to Protect Its Insured
- Man Charged with Selling Fake Insurance Policies
- Two or More Policies Insure One Car
- Do Not Burn Your Own Car
- Who Owns The Car After A Claim?
- Insurance Fraud – Again!!!!!!
- Questions to Ask Your Insurance Company Before You Rent a Car
- A Website Everyone Should Go Read
- Insurance Companies Want to Use Computers to Monitor Your Driving
- High School Students and Auto Insurance
- 3 Myths about Insurance
- Who to insure with?
- Who’s insurance do you make a claim against?
- Another Bad Faith Verdict
- Two Points You Don’t Want
- Damage to Fire Burned Cars
- Fees on PI Cases
- GAP Insurance for your new car
- Settlement Formulas and the value of your case
- Insurance and Non-Operation of Vehicles
- More Insurance Fraud
- State Farm and total losses
- Exchanging Information after an accident
- What do you do when your car is a total loss?
- Auto Insurance Fraud and Hurricane Katrina
- Occurrence v. Claims Made
- Saving on your auto insurance and the type of car you drive
- Auto Insurance Fraud Ring busted
- Auto Insurance Pricing
- Mandatory Auto Insurance
- Auto Insurance Fraud Revisited
- Auto Insurance Fraud
- Uninsured motorist coverage: What is it?
- California DMV and an accident
- Automobile Liability Insurance: A Primer
- Where to buy auto insurance
- Why cant we all buy the same insurance?
- What is automobile insurance?
Books
Business Insurance
Claims
- Ontario Canada Court Authorizes Class Action Against Canadian Attorney
- Do you need insurance for your drone?
- More Tips on Filing a Homeowners Claim
- Tips on Filing a Homeowners Claim
- FAQ: Do I really need renters insurance?
- I’ll Say it Again: Don’t Post Damaging Information Online!
- Is Your Home Protected in Case of Fire?
- When to file a homeowners claim
- What makes a trial lawyer?
- Police reports are not evidence
- Loss of Consortium
- The value of a good lawyer
- Are you told to have spinal decompression? Be cautious
- New Article on Filing a Claim
- Some advice for Northern Californians
- Lawsuit tales are frauds!
- Health Net Fined
- The Pinch After the Fires
- Free Virtual Office for Fire Victims
- More Fire Information
- Free Legal Assistance to Fire Victims
- More on the Southern California Fires
- After the Fire: Homeowners Insurance Claim Basics
- San Diego and Los Angeles Wildfires
- Refunds from Farmers Insurance
- Why do they want a statement so soon?
- How did they do that?
- Reimbursement of your health insurer
- Your Social Security Number
- DOI Busts Contractors in Tahoe
- FAQ: Can I get a second opinion?
- Make sure you are protected before a loss
- Getting a second opinion
- What is your case worth?
- Why you should not meet with the adjuster
- FAQ: Do I have to give a recorded statement?
- FAQ: Who pays for my medical bills?
- FAQ: Can filing a homeowners claim be a bad idea?
- FAQ: What is fair market value?
- FAQ: Do I have to pay back my ERISA insurance?
- FAQ: My insurance says I am at fault. I don’t think I am. What do I do?
- FAQ: How do I figure out what a dog bite is worth?
- State Farm Told to Pay
- Hurricane Katrina Update
- FAQ: When is it an occurrence?
- Myth: Adjusters are your friend
- Customer service is still lacking
- More on hiring an attorney
- Small Claims Court
- FAQ: Can I supervise the defense of my case?
- FAQ: Can my insurer settle a case against me?
- FAQ: How do I get money from a blocked account?
- What is negligence?
- How Much Is the Doggie in the Window? $56,400
- How Much is The Doggie in The Window?
- New Blog
- Insurance Companies Pulling Out Now
- A new trick by insurance defense attorneys
- Sen. Lott alleges State Farm destroying reports
- A Lesson About Insurance Companies
- An Adult Child Used My Car and Injured Someone: Will They Get My Assets?
- Who is responsible for increasing your injury?
- A new blog
- Allstate Pulls out of Ohio Earthquake Market
- State Farm Sued from Katrina
- Hospital Price Lists Now Available
- Immunity for Native American Tribes
- Investigating Your Own Case?
- If A Tree Falls On Your Car, and No One Cuts It Down, Who’s Liable?
- Check your attorney
- Your Personal Injury Attorney and Technology
- Fire Victims “Burned” By Legislature
- More Fun Insurance Stories
- Who Ya Gonna Call? NAIC!
- What do you do when your homeowners claim is denied?
- Workers Compensation Savings: Does it add up?
- Your Attorney Won’t Respond – What do you do?
- Allstate Prevails in Texas on Hurricane Claims
- What happens when someone else’s property is stolen or damaged in your home?
- Adjuster Writing Skills
- So Your Dog Gets Out and Someone Runs Away And Falls – Now What?
- Creating a Free Inventory of Your Contents
- Whose Fence is it?
- Mandatory Dog Insurance
- Countrywide Mortgage Failed to Release Money Timely
- Choosing an attorney – Part 2
- Liability Coverage and Damage to Property of Others – What is the Difference?
- Valuing your damaged property
- Choosing An Attorney
- Myths about the legal system
- COLOSSUS: Can it evaluate your injury?
- Do you have to repay your health insurance after an accident?
- 6 Questions to Help Determine If Your Claim is Covered
- Do you get Actual Cash Value or Replacement Cost?
- Your Expensive Jewelry and Insurance
- Your Insurance Policy Covers Your Personal Property for What?
- California Fair Claims Practices Act
- Allstate is at it again
- Insurance Company to Pay $5 Million
- Another Insurer Forced to Reopen Claims
- Disability Insurer Sued for Denying claims
- A vote for contingency fees
- Insurance Proof of Loss
- Use it and lose it
- Insurance Companies avoid paying on Bad Faith
- Tips for filing a homeowners insurance claims
Collections
Consumer Issues
- California Will Lawyer Asks, “Who will manage your digital footprint after you pass?”
- How an Estate Planning Lawyer Can Help You Through Every Stage of Life
- Time to update your estate planning
- Surfing and Driving
- Help for your teenage driver
- Football Helmets Under Scrutiny After College Player’s Suicide
- Are Underground Gas Lines Safe?
- Finding Unclaimed Property
- California First State to Begin Health Insurance Exchange
- “Crash Tax” Still Being Considered in Sacramento
- New Standards for Metal Bats in California High Schools
- California Strengthening Laws to Prevent Illegal Health Insurance Cancellations
- Many Small Businesses Not Aware of Health Insurance Tax Credits
- California Could Dump Asbestos-Containing State Rock
- Kids in California May be Required to Wear Helmets While Skiing
- New Insurance Pool for High-Risk Californians Created
- California Insurance Commissioner to Review Rate Increases
- To Purchase or Not to Purchase Travel Insurance This Summer?
- Possible Changes in Rules for Pet Insurance Companies in California
- Avoiding Injuries at Amusement Parks
- Is Life Insurance for Stay at Home Parents Necessary?
- Bill Imposes Larger Fines for Illegal Cell Phone Use
- Most Injuries to Kids Occur Near Holidays
- All About Fees
- Single Limit Policy
- UNUM Found Guilty of Fraud
- Health Insurers Mining Data
- Your Insurance Review
- Seat Belt Excuses
- Teens Still Use Cell Phones While Driving
- Allstate Pays In Small Claims Court
- Health insurance to be reinstated
- Disability Insurance Disaster
- Co-Payments Rise for Health Insurance
- New Drivers Education Bill in California Senate
- Keep Looking on the Bright Side of Death
- The Health Insurance Crisis
- Allstate Barred in Florida
- Want to get my newsletter?
- Cancellations on the rise
- Bicycle Safety
- Another Contractor Sting
- Blue Cross At It Again
- Blue Cross to Bill You For Getting A Bill
- Hiring an attorney: Why it is SO important
- FAQ: What is an act of God?
- Immigration Questions?
- FAQ: I have a judgment. Now what?
- FAQ: Can I cut down my neighbor’s tree?
- The Medical Malpractice Hoax
- Allstate to stop selling insurance in California?
- FAQ: Do I have to tell them about my dog?
- FAQ: I rent. Do I need renter’s insurance?
- FAQ: I own a boat. What insurance do I need?
- No More Runners in DC
- More on the Workers Compensation Disaster
- CSAA Sued for Discrimination
- Insurer Ratings
- More on the race for insurance commissioner
- Are rate cuts in your future?
- Check out the BAR
- Moving? Update your auto policy
- Renting? Who is responsible?
- New Blog Worth Reading
- New Coverages from Lexington: Are they worth it?
- Insurance Commissioner Takes a Stand
- A Response to Garamendi’s Charges
- Title Insurance: Kickback Scam?
- Free Identity Theft Program
- DOI Arrests Broker for Theft
- Can A Minor Buy A Car?
- A Tort Reformer Swings and Misses
- Flood and Earthquake Insurance
- Key codes for your car
- Marsh Sued in Florida
- Renters Insurance: Do you need it?
- Apartment Living Tips
- California’s Victim Witness Assistance Program
- Tips on Personal Security
- H&R Block Sued for Loans
- Selling your car: Make sure you smog it
- AIG to settle charges of price fixing
- Disaster Programs for Californians
- Small Claims Court – Are Attorneys Allowed?
- Part 3 – Why you need to consult with an attorney
- Two Cheers for Chicago
- How to Buy Homeowners Insurance
- Identity Theft Insurance Revisited
- Another Insurance Consultant Settles with AG Spitzer
- How long should you keep documents?
- How Many Obstetricians in DC?
- Freedom of Information Act Requests
- Tips for Northern Californians Facing Floods
- Contingent Fee Caps Do Not Create Reform
- Good News for Sony BMG Music Purchasers
- Loans for you lawsuit
- Payday Loan Company Charges Interest Rate that is Too High?
Credit
- California Debt Blog: Debt validation letters
- California Debt Blog: A voicemail can be a debt collection violation
- California Debt Blog: Debt Collection is #1 Again – In Complaints
- California Debt Blog: Debt collectors calling about debts you do not owe
- California Debt Blog: Debt Collection is the 2nd Most Popular Scam
- California Debt Blog: You may limit “prescreened” offers of credit and insurance you get based on information in your credit report
- California Debt Blog: You must give your consent for credit reports to be provided to employers
- California Debt Blog: Access to your credit report file is limited
- California Debt Blog: You may seek damages from companies and individuals that violate your rights with your credit report
- California Debt Blog: Consumer reporting agencies may not report outdated negative information on your credit report
- California Debt Blog: Consumer reporting agencies must correct or delete inaccurate, incomplete, or unverifiable information
- California Debt Blog: You have the right to dispute incomplete or inaccurate information on your credit report
- California Debt Blog: You have the right to ask for your credit score
- California Debt Blog: You have the right to know what is in your credit report and credit file
- California Debt Blog: You must be told if information in your credit file file has been used against you
- California Debt Blog: A Tenant Must Be Told Where to Pay Rent that is Late
- California Debt Blog: The Rent Must Be Accurate on a 3 Day Notice to Pay Rent or Quit
- California Debt Blog: How Much Notice Must a Landlord Give a Tenant?
- California Debt Blog: 5 More Mistakes People Make With Their Credit
- California Debt Blog: Is your credit report accurate?
- California Debt Blog: More IRS Scam Warning
- California Debt Blog: 5 Mistakes People Make With Their Credit
- California Debt Blog: Lenders Charging Fees on Top of Fees
- California Debt Blog: High Risk, Short Term Lenders Are More Aggressive in Litigation
- California Debt Blog: IRS Scam Warning
- California Debt Blog: Short Term Lenders May Attempt to Get Money From Your Bank Account
- California Debt Blog: High Risk, Short Term Lenders Are More Aggressive in Collections
- California Debt Blog: Most Payday Lenders Do NOT Have To Follow Debt Collection Laws
- California Debt Blog: Watch out for high interest rates
- California Debt Blog: Don’t get stuck in the short term debt cycle
- California Debt Blog: Do not fall for the threat that you will be arrested
- California Debt Blog: Debt Collectors Cannot Contact You After You Tell Them to Stop
- California Debt Blog: Debts Canceled by Bankruptcy Still Mar Consumer Credit Scores
- California Debt Blog: Debt Collectors Cannot Reveal Your Debt to Other People
- California Debt Blog: A Debt Collector Cannot Demand More Than is Owed
- California Debt Blog: A debt collector may not call you at work – usually
- California Debt Blog: Debt Collectors Fail To Validate Debts
- California Debt Blog: Aggressive Debt Collection Tactics Continue
- California Debt Blog: I co-signed for a loan. What is my liability?
- California Debt Blog: Why you should demand validation of a debt
- California Debt Blog: FREE Credit Report Review
- California Debt Blog: FAQ: My debt has been “charged off.” Do I still owe the debt?
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