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question: What is the name of the example criminal?, context: An interesting thought - can I prosecute a convicted criminal for increasing my auto insurance premiums? Good evening guys, got a hypothetical one here. Let's say a criminal, Dave, steals my car. I claim on my insurance and use the cash to buy a new one - my premiums have now gone up. Dave gets caught and found responsible, and charged with whatever. But this hasn't stopped my premiums going up, which means that I will be paying for the cost of the premiums until they level off. Could I prosecute Dave for his actions which have negatively affected me financially? Thanks!
What is the name of the example criminal?
Let's say a criminal, Dave , steals my car.
An interesting thought - can I prosecute a convicted criminal for increasing my auto insurance premiums? Good evening guys, got a hypothetical one here. Let's say a criminal, Dave, steals my car. I claim on my insurance and use the cash to buy a new one - my premiums have now gone up. Dave gets caught and found responsible, and charged with whatever. But this hasn't stopped my premiums going up, which means that I will be paying for the cost of the premiums until they level off. Could I prosecute Dave for his actions which have negatively affected me financially? Thanks!
Let's say a criminal, <hl> Dave <hl> , steals my car.
An interesting thought - can I prosecute a convicted criminal for increasing my auto insurance premiums? Good evening guys, got a hypothetical one here. Let's say a criminal, <hl> Dave <hl>, steals my car. I claim on my insurance and use the cash to buy a new one - my premiums have now gone up. Dave gets caught and found responsible, and charged with whatever. But this hasn't stopped my premiums going up, which means that I will be paying for the cost of the premiums until they level off. Could I prosecute Dave for his actions which have negatively affected me financially? Thanks!
An interesting thought - can I prosecute a convicted criminal for increasing my auto insurance premiums? Good evening guys, got a hypothetical one here. <hl> Let's say a criminal, Dave , steals my car. <hl> I claim on my insurance and use the cash to buy a new one - my premiums have now gone up. Dave gets caught and found responsible, and charged with whatever. But this hasn't stopped my premiums going up, which means that I will be paying for the cost of the premiums until they level off. Could I prosecute Dave for his actions which have negatively affected me financially? Thanks!