
Originally Posted by
bassin_bug
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I don't live in KY and you may not want to read my opinion but I do want to tell you that in every state that I know of, you have the right to be "made whole," meaning that you shouldn't have to suffer loss for an accident you didn't cause. Insurance companies are looking out for their own interest and will toss you back and forth until you go nuts. They may try to push you beyond the statute of limitations before they pay so you can't go after all the money you are due. If it were me, I would ask for an EXACT amount that the insurance was going to pay, the aduster already knows, and if it wasn't all I was due, I would go after the OWNER of the vehicle that caused the collision. They are responsible for what happens with their vehicle whether they are driving or not. I was involved in an accident and the other insurance company called and said they would only pay $10k on my accident because that was all the driver was insured for; my ER bill alone was $17k and I was looking at a long recovery period, plus the loss of a new car. I discovered they lied so I refused the money, hired a lawyer and sued for everything the other driver owned. When someone tells you that you can't get blood out of a turnip, tell them that's okay you'll just take the turnip; then go hire the meanest attorney you can find.
As for the problem with cigarette smoke seeping into your apartment, your landlord is obligated to provide you with a healthy living environment. Second-hand cigarette smoke is a health hazard and I think you should have a reasonable discussion with your landlord over the matter. My sister-in-law had that problem and when the landlord investigated, he found that it was marijuana smoke seeping through the walls into her apartment and evicted the tenants.
I'm sorry you're having so many problems but, take it one SURE step at a time and you'll walk out on top of them all. Hope your day is a happy one.