We live in an imperfect world where some people at fault in auto accidents may not take any responsibility for their actions or keep their promises. Therefore, if you’re injured in a car accident, you could have some difficulty getting the at-fault driver to accept liability or getting the insurance ...
If an insurance claim against the liable party cannot sufficiently compensate your injury-related expenses, you could sue instead. A personal injury attorney can explain what happens if your insurance claim wasn’t enough to cover the costs of your injuries and other factors to consider when seeking compensation in Florida. What ...
A car crash can result in injury, death, and confusion, overwhelming accident victims. Ideally, when this happens, an auto insurance company should mitigate damages from the crash. These damages can include hospital bills, vehicle repairs, and compensation for an injured party’s other losses. However, this is often not the case. ...
Even though most people in the U.S. have purchased car and homeowners insurance to protect their vehicle and property, many of them don’t understand the difference between first-party vs. third-party insurance claims. However, knowing how these two claims differ is important. The first party and third party are two different ...
If you’ve been in an accident and want to seek recovery for your damages, you might be wondering how to begin the process and what to expect from it. Before you start, there are some things to know about how car insurance settlements in Florida work. No Two Car Accidents ...
The difference between first-party and third-party insurance is: First-party insurance refers to your own insurance Third-party insurance refers to another person’s insurance These terms may be most applicable to traffic accident cases. However, they may apply to other personal injury cases as well. What does first-party insurance cover? Insurance may ...
