Personal injury lawyers helping people injured in car and truck accidents deal with auto insurance companies every day. Many will tell you that auto insurance companies make a lot of money by not paying out on legitimate claims. They will also say that accident victims have been limping away from hundreds of millions of dollars ...
Florida’s no-fault and PIP insurance law is designed to give protection on a wider scale and reduce the number of liability suits that can be filed. It is a relatively complicated system that attempts to fix what sounds like a simple problem. The PIP portion of the law stands for “personal injury protection.” Florida law ...
Michigan’s no-fault insurance laws do not require collision coverage. That is where the limited property damage liability or mini-tort provision comes into play. Limited property damage liability, known as the mini-tort exception allows for Michigan accident victims to recover up to $500 of their vehicle repair costs under certain circumstances. The purpose is to compensate ...
Subrogation recovery of insurance payments is common among insurance companies. When you are involved in an accident for which another party may be at-fault, both your health insurance company and your auto insurance company may seek reimbursement of expenses paid on your behalf – a process known as subrogation. In states where “no-fault” provisions apply, ...
