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What Is No Fault Insurance? What Types Of Accidents Does It Cover?

Question by laura m | Posted in Insurance & Registration

What is no fault insurance? What types of accidents does it layer?

Answer: No fault only has to due with medical bills. Some states have no fault and others do not. If you are in a not fault dignified and you are injured in an accident no matter who is at fault for the accident you always go to your own auto insurance company to pay the bills.
 
 

Florida Is A No Fault State. After Both Insurance Companies Tenure Up All Claim Money Available What's Left?

Question by Henry C | Posted in Law & Ethics

We have no fault insurance in Florida and I was mixed up with in an accident where some one ran into the back of my car resulting in injury. My insurance company paid its part and their insurance company has offered to pay its part, but it is not enough. I have hired a Queen's but even with what he is able to get it is not enough. All I am trying to get is reimbursement for medical costs and lost time costs. I am an disconnected contractor and have no recourse for workman's comp.

Answer: If you have already gotten a counselor-at-law then you have nothing else you can do. Good Luck.

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What Is The Benefit Of No Fault Insurance In Michigan?

Question by cash_hollywood | Posted in Insurance

i accidentally backed into a commerce over the weekend, leaving a dent in the other car and some bumper scuffs on mine. how should we go about the repair process? should he report it on his insurance? if so, how does that sham me and my rate? would it be better if i paid him in cash for his damages and went on my way? michigan is a no fault state, and im not from start to finish clear on how that works.

Answer: We have no-fault in Minnesota...here it proper pertains to injuries sustained in an accident. Here is means if you hurt your back in an auto accident and pass up a couple days of work YOUR insurance pays the medical bills and lost income because of the accessary. In Minnesota the standard limit is $20,000 medical and $20,000 non-medical, if the injury is more than that that's when you have to go after the other driver to pay the put one's feet up of the bills.

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Whats The Recommended Amount Of No-fault Insurance In Nevada?

Question by Sarah | Posted in Insurance

I be familiar with that in Nevada you don't have to have no-fault insurance, but if you were to get it what would be the recommended amount?

Answer: No fault means medical bills for YOU. So it's prevailing to depend a WAY lot, on what kind of HEALTH insurance you have, if you have any life insurance, and what your personal finances are like. At the very least, you want enough to shelter your deductible, but you probably want more than that, to cover your coinsurance, if you have massive medical bills. Maybe you yen enough to cover a funeral.

There's no "rule of thumb" on this, however, if people need $1,000, they

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Does New York Have A Fault Or No-fault Insurance System?

Question by JessicaC | Posted in Insurance & Registration

If NY has a no-fault system then what is the crest amount that will be paid?

Answer: http://www.ins.submit.ny.us/r68/r68_art51 .htm

it's no-fault.

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