Resolved Question: Does anyone know what are the requirement for setting up a motor trader insurance?

Resolved Question: Does anyone know what are the requirement for setting up a motor trader insurance?
Can I purchase a motor trade insurance if i am a part time trader ( buying and selling car ) ? Another question is that am i able to use my correspondence address (home address) to purchase the insurance other than my business address ?
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Resolved Question: How do i get my licenses back when the DMV suspended them due to a uninsured motor accident?
Hi, about a year ago a was in a car accident coming through a intersection, my light was green just going to yellow as i crossed the crosswalk when i noticed a car coming from the left, too fast to stop, i tried to maneuver out of the way but the guy HIT me right in my rear driver side tire, blah blah blah.... well cops came and all, he said i ran the light, i said he ran it (he did) and we both have one other person in the car that was a witness to this. police says it's default, no way to prove it, his own insurances company said the same thing when i asked them to pay for my damage, then the DMV suspends my licenses because of the accident until i pay his insurance company $6000..... now i have no licenses and no job, how do i fix this problem when his own insurance and the police say there is no way to prove who is at fault. the guy ran a red light and hit me, but me not having insurance, they just take his word cuz he is older and i am 19 so kids don't know how to drive????? plezz help ASAP..... Additional Details ok sorry i see i did not word it right, i was driving through a intersection on a green light then it changed to yellow as my car approached the crosswalk (as normal) then the other guy runs a red light and hits me. the crash is not my fault.! in wisconsin its legal to operate a vehicle with out insurance
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Resolved Question: Motor Vehicle Accident With Injury.. Opinions?
Ok so I have been in accidents before but never resulting in injury. So this old lady pulls out in front of me turning left and I hit her pretty much head on (hitting the drives side of her car) at about 25mph. So I end up finding out that I have potentially tore my rotator cuff, the wreck was no question according to the cop her fault so I have filed my ER visit under her insurance, now that i've folled up with my Dr. she has set up an MRI appt. and after that if it is the case I will have surgery then go throw physical therapy... The damage to my car is almost minimum compared to all this, its being fixed now by her insurances company so what should I do once the car is fixed but i'm still unsure of what is going to happen with my MRI results. Should I get a lawyer, or stick to keeping in contact with just my insurance company and letting them control talking to the ladies insurance? Any opinions, suggestions greatly appericated!
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Resolved Question: Don't you just love how Washington works?
WASHINGTON – The top 10 recipients of the government's $700 billion financial bailout spent about $9.5 million on federal lobbying during the first three months of the year. The biggest spender was bailed-out automaker General Motors Corp., which devoted $2.8 million to lobbying in the first quarter of 2009. It has received $13.4 billion in government loans and could get $5 billion more, according to a government report released Tuesday. Failed insurance giant American International Group Inc. and banks Citigroup Inc. and JPMorgan Chase & Co. each reported spending more than $1 million to influence the government as they lived off federal money this year. AIG has gotten some $70 billion from the bailout fund — including a fresh $30 billion infusion the government reported on Tuesday — while Citigroup has received $45 billion and JPMorgan $25 billion. The lobbying activity was revealed publicly in reports required to be filed with Congress. This year's first quarterly report was due Monday. http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20090421/ap_on_re_us/us_bailout_banks_lobbying
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