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When i go to file a petition should i name the insured (that name is on all the responses from the insurance company Allstate) or name his wife who was actually driving the car? what should I expect after that? also how do i ask for a limited letter of discovery which is one of the things i expect to receive from the insurance company?Thanks
Hello Eric,
You need to talk to a lawyer. You are asking for a long narrative of what could happen and what to expect. We can only offer general advice,
Please see: http://www.auto-insurance-claim-advice.com/small-claims-court.html
You probably want to name everyone, but the main person is the driver.
Again, talk to a lawyer.
I have never heard the term "limited letter of discovery" - maybe your jurisdiction has this, but I am not aware.
Good Luck
Anne
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Anne
Expertise
Auto insurance claims regarding vehicle accidents, insurance coverages, auto policies, bodily injury claims, pain and suffering, injury settlements and negotiations.
Experience
I am an adjuster for injury claims and property damage claims for over 5 years (still working there). I have worked for personal injury attorneys helping consumers get a fair treatment and I am passionate to help others with their vehicle accidents.
Education/Credentials
B.A. Economics/ Political Science
Awards and Honors
I was the top settling claims adjuster at the Insurance Company that I worked for.
I am the co writer of http://www.auto-insurance-claim-advice.com a website dedicated to help consumers document their auto claims and navigate the complex claim process.
Past/Present Clients
I work with injury lawyers working on high dollar settlements and jury awards for pain and suffering see: Spokane Law Office.
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