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A U.S. trustee should not have been allowed to re-open a Chapter 7 debtor's case to pursue a purportedly unscheduled personal injury claim, the 6th Circuit Bankruptcy Appellate Panel has ruled. The debtors listed an auto accident claim with unknown value as property in their schedule of assets. They also listed the claim among their exemptions for personal interest in property and personal bodily injury. The court granted them a discharge.
... case to administer an unscheduled personal injury claim. The debtors argue that the reopening was in... B, Personal Property, the debtors listed an "Auto Accident Claim" with unknown value as property of ...
Introduction. II. Diagnosis of Skyrocketing Rates and Treatment With no Pay, no Play. A. Breaking the Bank: The Louisiana Insurance Epidemic. B. The Louisiana Legislature's Prescription: No Pay, No Play. 1. Legislative History and Development of No Pay, No Play. 2. No Pay, No Play Clears the Constitutional Hurdle. 3. Predicting the Unpredictable: The Application of No Pay, No Play in Louisiana Courts. a. Decisions Restricting No Pay, No Play. b. The Expansion of No Pay, No Play. III. Seven Years Later: a Look at the Eefects of no Pay, No Play. IV. Proposals for the Future. A. Controlling Insurance Expenses. B. Insurance Claims Costs. 1. Proposals Addressing Severity. 2. Proposals Addressing Frequency. V. Conclusion
... when they suffer losses in an auto accident. 2 Louisiana, like most states, requires each dri... Laws require a minimum Bodily Injury (BI) coverage of $10,000 per person and $20,000 pe...
I was in an auto accident in 2001. I wrenched my neck and had physical therapy. Medicare denied the claims since my personal injury protection under my auto insurance paid for all the treatments for my neck. Over the winter, however, I wrenched my back shoveling snow. I needed physical therapy for my back. Now the claims for my back are being denied; Medicare states my auto insurance needs to pay this claim.
A Wetmore, Kan., woman settled a motor vehicle injury claim out of court for $260,000 after her car was rear-ended by a pickup truck, forcing her to be airlifted to a nearby hospital. The parties reached a settlement after questioning of the defendant revealed additional assets that a lawsuit might put at risk.
...finding that claims against Donarumo had been properly abandoned. from...880, at *4 (where debtors scheduled. "Auto Accident Claim," it was common knowledge that a peersonal. injury suit could arise out of the same underlying facts,...
... former Norfolk employees (asbestosis claimants), brought this suit in a West Virginia state court... liable in damages to any person suffering injury while he is employed by such carrier in such comme... asbestos for several years while working at auto-. 5 The apportionment instruction Norfolk proposed... (1993) (apprehension that motor vehicle accident injury would necessitate future surgery, risking f...
CIV.R. 60 - relief from judgment; property damage settlement; release of claims; no consent to enter agreement; no authority; meritorious claim; mutual mistake; timely; no meeting of the minds; hearing required; abuse of discretion; relief granted.
..., appellant was involved in an automobile accident with appellee, James L. Feeler, while in the cours... had filed or intended to file a personal injury lawsuit. Although Mr. Huber explained the parties...
... from investigating workers' compensation claims to doing legwork on medical-malpractice cases. "Th... situation to determine the level of injury.". Insurance companies, self-insured employers, an... a workers' compensation claim, benefits from auto accident insurance, or other types of disability o...
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