They got hit by a driver who had insurance. The bad news: His insurance company wouldn't pay. And the reason: The insurance company says their client won't return their calls. The nightteam's Patrick Fraser has more in tonight's "Help Me Howard."
A pregnant woman suffering a painful loss, but unable to find closure because a doctor won't sign the death certificate. Can Howard help? Here's the Nightteam's Patrick Fraser.
She ordered some furniture on layaway, but when she went to pick it up it was the wrong color. The owner told her she had to take the furniture or lose all her money. So she called Help Me Howard. Here's seven's Patrick Fraser.
We've all had to cancel a doctor or dentist appointment, But what happens when the doctor charges you for it anyway. It has one woman furious and calling Howard for answers. Here's seven's Patrick Fraser.
Cheryl asked her mom to look after her dog while she visited relatives. But when she got back she found out her mom gave her dog away. Now her mom won't tell her who has the dog so Cheryl called Help me Howard. Here's seven's Patrick Fraser.
A South Florida boy getting sick after his mom says he was given the wrong dosage of medication by a pharmacist. And while she hired a lawyer to sue, the attorney didn't file the lawsuit in time. So now she's calling "Help Me Howard." Here's the nightteam's Patrick Fraser.
There are few things as frightening. Your child mauled by a dog -- their face bitten again and again. It happened to a South Florida girl. Fortunately the family was able to capture the dog. The dog’s owner, who has to pay to repair the child’s face will not step forward. And that’s where "Help Me Howard" needs your help. Here is Patrick Fraser.
It's the start of the new year, and unfortunately that means new problems for many of us. But when it comes to consumer complaints, you can always turn to "Help Me Howard." Here are Patrick Fraser and Howard Finkelstine with some of the problems you may face in 2005.
If you ever walk into the Help Me Howard offices, you will know it. The phones ring constantly. The e-mails pour in. As people pour out their problems...And if you think you have trouble...Listen for a minute to Patrick and Howard...With some troubles they have seen this year in Help Me Howard...Here is their report.
"Help Me Howard" was created years ago by seven news to do one simple thing. Help people. We have. Except in some cases where you need an expert in a certain field. Fortunately, as Patrick Fraser reports there are many people out there who are willing to help us help others.
Some parents were outraged when they found out anyone could watch their sons use the bathroom at school. When the principal failed to cover up the problem, they called "Help Me Howard." Here's seven's Patrick Fraser.
A die-hard Marlins fan putting her faith in the team, buying up playoff tickets before the end of the season. Trouble is, when the fish didn't make it, she wanted her money back but the team is balking. Can Howard help? Here's Patrick Fraser.
For many parents it would be ideal. Being able to take their child to work with them every day. That's one reason a South Florida couple opened their own business, to take their child to work. But guess what -- the state said, get the kid out of there. What can they do? Call "Help Me Howard" of course. Here is Patrick Fraser.
Gia's son was born with a disfigured head, but it was something that could be treated with a helmet. The problem: Her insurance company wouldn't pay for it. She called "Help Me Howard." Here's seven's Patrick Fraser.
Having a pool in the backyard is a dream for a lot of South Florida families. But for one family that dream turned into a nightmare. Can Howard solve their problem so they can sleep easy? Here's seven's Patrick Fraser.
A well-known photo shop in South Florida has gone out of business. Sad, but what's infuriating, the owner took off with priceless pictures and negatives belonging to hundreds of South Floridians. How can they get them back? One way: Contact "Help Me Howard." Here is Patrick Fraser with tonight's story.
Tonight a Help Me Howard that affects everyone who has a phone. A South Florida executive was upset after the inmates figured out how to forward her phones. Here's seven's Patrick Fraser.
Getting involved in a relationship can be exciting and scary at the same time. But what do you do when you find out your significant other has given you a sexually transmitted disease. It was upsetting enough for one woman, and she called Howard for answers. Here's seven's Patrick Fraser.
She went in for emergency surgery. But when she came out she was missing teeth. As they saying goes, all Helen Boneparte wants for Christmas is her two front teeth. Can Howard get them for her? Seven's Patrick Fraser has the answers.