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Often lawyers will offer certain qualifying clients service without fees if they don't win their case. While they claim "no win, no fees", there may be hidden fees such court fees or travel costs. To find a lawyer who offers this particular deal one can search the lawyer ads in the phone book, or simply watch television. Many lawyers offering this type of deal advertise as such.
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Private roads built by companies who charged a fee for their use were called?
Actually. Toll Roads Were Built By Companies And They Charged Fee To Use The Roads.
What insurance policy number starts with phk?
Policy numbers are not standardized and insurance companies use whatever policy numbers and prefixes or suffixes they want to use or what best fits their computer systems. Some companies use numbers only.
What insurance uses XS as policy number?
Policy numbers are not standardized and companies use whatever they want to use or whatever fits their computer systems. Some companies use numbers only.
What insurance company has a policy number starting with a?
Many companies have a policy number with an A in it. Policy numbers are not standardized or regulated by any government departments. Policy numbers are assigned by individual insurance companies themselves based on their own needs for their database programs. Companies often times use A (for Auto), PA (for Personal Auto), CA (for Commercial Auto), and on and on. Many times companies don't use letters at all and only use numbers.
How are landline telephone companies able to use other companies poles and lines?
There is a rental fee for other lines. This is similar for power companies also. Not all lines are owned by local companies.
What insurance company has a policy number starting with PA-CA?
Many companies use these prefixes. Policy numbers are not standardized and companies use whatever fits their system. PA stands for Personal Auto and CA stands for Commercial Auto.
What auto insurance company has this policy number A05-231-042305-70?
Who knows. Policy numbers are not standardized and therefore companies use whatever they want to use.
What auto insurance company has a policy number starting with PA-CA?
Many companies use these prefixes. Policy numbers are not standardized and companies use whatever fits their system. PA stands for Personal Auto and CA stands for Commercial Auto.
What insurance companies look for when applying for a new auto policy?
Premium determination comes from a variety of information. They will want to know the personal information on the drivers (driving history, claims history, age, length of time licensed), information about the vehicle (type, repair history, claims history and safety features), as well as the location and use of the vehicle. I hope this answers your question.
What auto insurance company in Florida has a policy number that starts with FL?
Probably lots of insurance companies use FL to start policy numbers in Florida. Doesn't it make sense. Insurance companies can use whatever they like to make up their policy numbers. Some companies may use the same prefixes or suffixes as other companies do. FL starting a policy number from Florida may include all Assigned Risk policies which may be assigned to all insurance companies doing business in Florida. It is impossible to tell the company by the Prefix. Many use PA to start all their Personal Auto Policies for instance. CA starts many companies Commercial Auto Policies. You see the way it works.
Is it ethical to use company air-miles for personal use?
It will depend on your companies rules. HR can tell you your companies policy. Many allow the employee to use the air-miles as a perk, compensation for having to travel.
How do you find an auto insurance company if you have the policy number?
I'm sorry but you probably can't. Insurance company policy numbers are not standardized nor are they proprietary. This results in the fact that companies can use whatever they want for their own interior uses. Many companies use the same or similar prefixes such as PA which represents Personal Auto, CA for Commercial Auto, HO for Homeowners, and some use State abbreviations to start policy numbers in different states. Whatever works for them and their computer systems is what they use, so it is very hard to tell with just a policy number. Some companies use numbers only.
