Talking with Your Uninsured Motorist Insurer
When you’re talking with your own insurance company about uninsured or underinsured motorist coverages, they are basically talking about bodily injury damages, personal injury, and pain and suffering.
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When you’re talking with your own insurance company about uninsured or underinsured motorist coverages, they are basically talking about bodily injury damages, personal injury, and pain and suffering.
If you’re talking to your own insurance company, the primary thing that they try to determine who is at fault. It really depends on what kind of coverages you have.
It depends on which insurance company you’re dealing with, but if you’re dealing with your own insurance company and they try to settle or negotiate with you, your insurance policy would then have a provision that would require you to cooperate with that company.
Most of the lawyers who take auto accident cases including myself, my firm, take the cases on a contingency fee basis so that you don’t pay anything up front.
Without hiring a lawyer, you could lose out on compensation. But, with that said, there is no set answer because each car accident is different and distinct in its own way.