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New Bankruptcy Case Every Accident and Malpractice Lawyer Should Know

The 11th Circuit Court of Appeals decided whether a debtor’s claims for legal relief that arose after the confirmation but before the completion of his plan to pay creditors are property of the estate, under Chapter 13 of the Bankruptcy Code. Here, after the debtors’ joint Chapter 13 plan was…

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Allstate Relents and Produces Internal Claims Documents

Back in January, I wrote about Allstate’s ongoing war with the state of Florida (and Missouri) in which it arrogantly racked up more than $4 million in fines for refusing to turn over documents they received orders to produce and which the insurance commission requested in Florida. On Friday, Allstate…

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Is Uninsured Motorist Coverage Available in Maryland for an Intentional Car Accident?

A Virginia lawyer wrote me last night asking about a client that was injured in a motor vehicle accident in Maryland. Apparently, the car accident was a by-product of road rage that reached a point where the Defendant arguably intentionally rear-ended the Plaintiff’s car. The Defendant apparently admits positioning his…

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Resident Relative for Uninsured Motorist Coverage

The Maryland Court of Special Appeals had occasion this month to consider what makes up a resident relative for uninsured motorist coverage in Mundey v. Erie Insurance Group. Here, The Maryland intermediate appellate court found a Prince George’s County man who had been living with his grandmother in Waldorf, Maryland…

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New Maryland Uninsured Motorist Bill | Proving No Insurance

The burden is on the plaintiff in Maryland in an uninsured or underinsured motorist claim to prove that the negligent car, truck, or motorcycle was uninsured or underinsured. The attorney’s inability to establish a lack of insurance is fatal to an uninsured motorist claim. Some jurisdictions, such as Texas, realize…

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