How To Get Paid for Car Accident Damage
Need to know how to get paid for car accident damage? You can get paid to repair your property damage after an accident by knowing how to determine your car’s fair market value. Learn more here.
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The Complete Car Accident Checklist (Damage and Personal Injury)
Use this car accident checklist to make sure your claim is complete and gets you the payout you deserve. You’ll see what you information you should gather at the scene and what you should track later to best protect yourself. Click here to see the full lists.
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How do you determine your car accident claim’s value? Get the most out of your claim by calculating the value of your damages before contacting the insurance company; including medical, property, and pain and suffering damages. Learn more about accident claims here.
→ Read MoreCan I Sue the Government for Car Damages?
Sovereign immunity protects government entities from liability very well. Lawsuits against any kind of government entity, especially a lawsuit like this one, typically fail, and there are few to no examples on record of a suit that has been paid out to an individual for damage to a vehicle just from debris in a roadway. Unless you can show that the government had knowledge of the hazard, you will most likely not succeed in your lawsuit.
→ Read MoreHow to Collect Car Insurance After Your Car is Stolen
Stolen car insurance claims bring heavy review from the company. See how you can get the full value of your car after it is stolen.
→ Read MoreWhen to Hire an Auto Insurance Lawyer
Hire an auto insurance lawyer to dispute a denied claim, file a lawsuit, or manage difficult negotiations
→ Read MoreWhat to do After a Car Wreck
Get some insurance tips to help file a car accident claim.
→ Read MoreWhat You Should Know About Auto Insurance
Comprehensive coverage provides coverage for loss to your vehicle due to certain proximate causes such as fire, theft, vandalism and acts of nature. Collision covers damage to your vehicle in the event that it collides with another vehicle or object, often regardless of who is at fault.
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