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Property Damaged in a Car Accident - Does Auto Insurance Cover This?
The property damage that results from a car accident can be devastating to your family. If you have been involved in an accident with another driver, it is important to know what the law says about who is responsible for paying for this type of loss. It may come as a surprise, but auto insurance does not always cover property damage claims.
Sometimes, the person at fault will be liable for not only your damages but those of their own vehicle as well. However, if the other driver was uninsured or underinsured, they are on the hook for all of your damages and injuries that were sustained during the incident.
For example, let's say your brand new laptop was destroyed during an accident and the other driver was at fault. While you might assume that your auto insurance would cover this loss, it is important to know for sure if your policy does or does not include these types of losses.
If they do - then great!
Your car accident lawyer can help you submit a form to your insurer and they will reimburse you directly by a check or a credit to your account. If they do not, you will have to rely on the other driver's insurance company for compensation, which can lead to some major issues down the road.
Last, it is important that you speak with one of our experienced auto accident attorneys as soon as possible after an incident occurs. It won't be long before the other party's insurer is trying to get in touch with you, and it will be helpful if we can work on your behalf when they do.
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Address: 600 Grand Blvd, Miramar Beach, FL 32550, USA
Phone: (850) 777-7777
Email: info@fasigbrooks.com
Website: https://www.fasigbrooks.com/miramar-beach/
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