Insurance claims
How do I insure a house in probate?
In order to insure a house in probate, you will need to get in contact with an insurance agent or company. They will be able to provide you with the information and assistance required to insure the property. You may also need to produce certain documentation such as proof of ownership, beneficiary details and any…
Can you sue your own insurance company after an accident?
Yes, you can sue your own insurance company after an accident. Most states have laws that allow policyholders to seek compensation if they believe their insurance company has acted in bad faith by not fulfilling its end of the contract. In order for a lawsuit to be successful, however, you will need evidence that your…
Can I sue both insurance companies?
No, you cannot sue both insurance companies. In most cases, an insurance company can only be liable for their own policy, and not any other party’s policy. In many states the double recovery rule prevents a person from collecting more than one payment or settlement from two different insurance companies on the same claim. Therefore…
Does home insurance cover driveways?
Home insurance does not typically cover driveways. Damage to a driveway is considered normal wear and tear, and the cost of repair or replacement usually falls to the homeowner. Exceptions may exist if the damage was caused by an insured peril, such as a fire, storm or theft. In this case, some coverage may be…
Can a closed car insurance claim be reopened?
Yes, a closed car insurance claim can be reopened. Depending on the terms of the policy, the insurer may grant an extension to file a claim or allow additional time for investigation. Depending on state laws and regulations, an insured may have up to two years after the incident occurred to submit a claim. In…
Is arson covered by fire insurance?
Yes, arson is typically covered by fire insurance. Insurance companies will provide coverage for a property that has been damaged due to arson, as long as the policy holder meets all of their obligations outlined in the policy prior to the incident occurring. The amount of coverage provided may vary depending on the extent of…
Is Dermadry covered by insurance?
Yes, in some cases Dermadry may be covered by insurance. Insurance providers will typically require a prescription from your doctor before they are able to provide coverage for the purchase of any Dermadry products. You should contact your insurance provider directly to inquire about coverage for Dermadry as every provider has their own policies and…