Kimberly J. asked

⚖️  Law

If I don't settle in mediation and go to trial and win my argument, can I then also follow up with a suit against the insurance company?

August 17th, 2023

Andrea W. answered

Based on the reviewed documents and a brief research of Texas law, you are considered a 'third party...

August 17th, 2023

Sign Up to View Full Expert Answers

Create an account to view answers and interact with the community!

⚖️Related Questions

I filed a motion for disqualification against a federal judge in Houston, Texas. It's been more than a month and the judge has not responded. Will filing a mandamus or an appeal prevent the federal judge from ruling on the case until a decision from the court of appeal?

October 9th, 2023

I renewed a Large Print subscription for Pam Brooks via my credit card, but received another renewal notice and sent a check. Now, I have verification that the credit card order went through in December. Can the check be canceled, and how should I handle the incorrect subscriber name 'Pah' instead of 'Pam'?

June 25th, 2023

In a legal case, the defendants failed to provide requested photos and documents, and the court granted a summary judgment dismissing the plaintiff's claim. The plaintiff is unsure whether to argue that the court erred in granting the summary judgment due to the defendants' failure to comply with discovery and whether the court should have considered the motion under a different standard. Additionally, the plaintiff wants to know if the court's decision to grant summary judgment in favor of the individual defendant, who is also the property manager, was an error given the genuine issues of material fact regarding his duty and liability.

April 12th, 2023

Are there special considerations for presenting photographs and videos as exhibits, especially when they are created by the person presenting them?

November 23rd, 2024

A tenant voluntarily moved out on December 10th and was allowed to store his tools and construction materials in a storage shed and carport on the property until January 31. I plan to warn him that after February 1st, I will sell his remaining items at a 'Public Sale' and/or take everything to the dump. I can't find a CA Civil Code section that describes such a Public Sale and how to advertise and conduct one, or even clarifies what '$300.00 in value' means (individually or cumulatively). What steps should I take to handle this situation legally?

August 27th, 2024