Miss A purchased a car for $3000, but because she could not immediately get auto insurance for it, asked Mr. B to put it under his policy. While driving the car from the dealership where she bought it, Miss A was involved in an accident and the car was totally damaged. Mr. B immediately filed a property loss claim with his insurance carrier, claiming that his vehicle had been involved in an accident while being driven by an authorized driver, Miss A. The car was determined to be totally damaged and a check in the amount of $4, 800 was paid out to Mr. B. However, Mr. B refuses to remit any money, whatsoever, to Miss A, not even the $3000 she paid for the car.

What legal recourse, if any, has Miss A?

Could she prevail in a breach of contract or unjust enrichment claim or both?

What documentation would she need to prove her claim?

in Arizona, what is the law regarding keeping one's tips? if I am a server at a restaurant and the owners pay me $8 an hour, are they legally allowed to keep tips that were left by customers thinking they were tipping me? if it is illegal, what would my recourses be? could I sue? is it a criminal manner?

My son passed away without legal papers regarding custoday. My granddaughter's mother has prevented me from seeing her. I have seen her 1 time in 3 months and that was only because her uncle and cousins were taking her camping. She always has a reason why my granddaughter is "unavailable:. Her mother is on her 4th pregnancy by 3 men. She is in and out oif jail and has had our can impounded. Her violations are unknown. She is supposed to be in bed during this pregnancy. I am afraid that Alissa will be pushed away like she pushed away her son (gave him to his father. Alissa lived with me since she was about a year. She is almost 7. What are my rights and how do I go about getting them without creating anomosity? Thank you. Any help would be appreciated.