How can you get someone's auto insurance information if they are at fault in an accident and refuse to return your calls?

after an insurance company is involed after a road traffic accident can i refuse thier offer and do the repairs myself Read More

Yes, insurance companies will use any reason to get out of paying for an accident. If they find incorrect information on your policy, they will cancel it and refuse to pay for any accidents. Read More

if it is regarding an accident call the police they cant refuse to tell them(they probably dont have one if they wont tell you) Read More

Assuming there was no police report filed, you will have to do the work yourself. Get a lawyer and an investigator and file a lawsuit. Provide the information to your insurance carrier. They can normally get the insurance information from the State DMV using the license plate number of the vehicle that hit you. Keep the license plate number and call the police. The police have all the information. They can find out the information… Read More

if your insurance agent had entered the wrong vin number in when getting you insurance by one digit and they issued you a policy and have been driving around under the assumption you had insurance and get in an accident?? who is liable?? Read More

They can, but you can sue the other driver for damages. Read More

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An Insurer can void your policy and refuse coverage if it is determined you Intentionally lied on your auto insurance application. Fraud by Misrepresentation. Read More

It really depends on how reasonable they are. If you are in an accident and the other party or parties refuse to give information regardless of who is at fault, then CALL THE POLICE because a police report is the best weapon against anyone involved in the crash trying to change their story later. If you're not at fault for an accident and you have no other information on anyone else, your insurance company may… Read More

Just contact your insurer of choice and ask for a quote. Read More

Your health insurance will cover you no matter how you got hurt. I can take a knife and stick it in my arm and go to the hospital and my health insurance will cover me. The only times your health insurance will not cover you is if you have specific exemptions in your coverage, which are rare. Read More

They'll have an accident that is their fault, the insurance company will refuse to pay, the driver of the vehicle and the owner will be sued for everything they own and then some. Or they will be in an accident that is not their fault but the person who owns the vehicle will have their insurance cancelled and will have to pay a fortune for future coverage. Read More

Sure he can if his practice does not take that particular insurance. Read More

It is not against the law for an employer to refuse health insurance to their employees. Many companies and major corporations do offer health insurance through health benefits administrators, which are part of the HR department of the company you work for. You might want to get more information about this for your company or from the health benefits administrator of your company. Read More

The title, registration and insurance should be transferred to the new owner. If not and you are involved in an accident you may encounter problems with the insurance coverage and in the worst case scenerio the insurance company may refuse to pay. That would leave you exposed to a lawsuit. Read More

In a case of word vs word and no witness or other proof on either side, the insurance company has a responsibility to their insured and must take their version of the accident, in which case, they would deny the claim to the other party in the accident. what if the at fault driver admits her fault but insists to settle outside of her insurance, but meanwhile refuses to pay for the damages Read More

Yes. That's called stealing. Read More

They can't make you sign anything, but they can refuse to provide coverage. Read More

Almost any car insurance company may sometimes allow people to purchase insurance without a deposit. However, they may also refuse if the information provided is not acceptably risk-free enough. Read More

Yes. Insurance companies can refuse to insure someone if they feel the vehicle will be used in an "at risk manner." Someone doing delivery service is more likely to have an accident, because of the increased driving. Read More

No. If you refuse to let them see your medical records, they don't have to insure you. Read More

Demand their insurance information, if they refuse call the police. Other than that, get a lawyer and take them to court - it is a civil matter. Read More

You won't get ticketed on private property, but if a claim has to be filed for an accident which ensues from an unlicenced driver operating solo on private property, that insurance company may refuse the claim, and even refuse to further ensure that truck or fleet. Read More

Most insurance companies will refuse to renew if you have had significant losses or traffic violations. Read More

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Yes, insurance can refuse to take your car when they claim a total loss on it. They would just have to take it to a junkyard from there anyway. Read More

I would get your insurance company involved, they are there to keep this from happening. Read More

Assuming that the friend was driving the car at the time of the accident, both the owner and the driver in most cases can be held liable, and both could be sued. What actions can be taken to recover damages is pursuant to state laws. Often an insurance company will refuse to pay a claim under these circumstances. Contacting the insurance agent would be the best option. Read More

Each state has it's own reglations, However in most states, If you refuse to pay for the damage you caused in the accident, your license will be suspended until such time as you decide pay for the damages you caused, or in some states for 10 years, whichever comes first. Read More

They cannot refuse "after-the-fact." Read More

No. As long as you can make the payments for all the fees and hospital charges, they cannot refuse treatment. Read More

If the only damage is to your car and the accident did not result in any property damage to anyone else then you can refuse payment and close the claim without settlement and should be able to avoid any negative impact on your rates. If on the other hand there is damage to another vehicle or property that will be paid by your insurance company then you might as well take what you can from… Read More

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== == The insurance company COULD cancel your insurance, because you allowed some body, who was NOT covered on your insurance policy, to drive your car. They COULD also refuse to pay to fix the car, as the driver was UN-INSURED by them. You have no one to blame, other than yourself, for all this trouble. Never allow anyone to drive your car, if they are not NAMED on your insurance policy. Read More

NO. By allowing a person who is NOT a licensed driver to drive your car, you committed an offense under the state regulations, so your insurance company can refuse to pay any claims. That is not true in California. Unless the person is specifically named as excluded from the policy, the insurance company will pay up to the limits on that policy. The original question asked about an UN_LICENSED driver. I can't think of any… Read More

Insurance companies do not pay your mortgage for you regardless of if your on vacation or not. Read More

Your employer can refuse if they have good reason. I'm not certain what kind of reason that could be, but if they are providing insurance to everyone else except you, you might have a discrimination case on your hands. Read More

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no, if you have insurace, they have to give you treatment. either that or they get fired. Read More

It may but a dealer must install new air bags so that they can certify the safety. If you were to be in an accident and the replacement air bag fails to deploy, the insurance company may refuse to cover the accident. Air Bag systems and ABS systems should not be tampered with or repaired by the DIYer. Read More

All the 50 States now have Reciprical agreements in regards to information sharing, Thinking that going to another state or another insurer is somehow going to get you off the hook is a dangerous idea. The points reflect your driving hsitory, those points have nothing to do with your insurer or the state your in. You had an at fault accident, therfore you have those points. Misreprentation of your risk factors by failure to reveal… Read More

Yes here the car insurance firm can refuse your insurance claim as the car is registered in your friends name and not yours. Read More

If authorities refuse to disclose the information it is because of an existing law that does not allow them to do so ,or because they have reason to believe that the requesting person does not have the right to the information, or if informed would misuse it in some manner. If it concerns damages related to a traffic accident it is irrelevant whether or not the person has a valid license regardless of who was… Read More

Why would you do that? Probably not as most insurance companies will refuse to pay out miniscule damages. Read More

A hospital is obligated to treat you. However, the cost of the treatment will increase if you cancelled your insurance. Read More

In the UK a company has to have certain liability insurance for the public and employees. The type and extent of that insurance would depend on the business itself. No company is required to supply personal health insurance outside of the liabilities of such insurance. Read More

The life insurance company can refuse to pay on your death, as you fraudulently signed the contract. Read More

You may find yourself exposed to costly personal liability. If you don't have adequate insurance coverage you will be liable to pay for any damages or injury above the limits of your coverage. If the driver doesn't have a valid driver's license your insurance company will refuse to pay for any damage caused by the accident. If you don't have collision coverage you will lose your car and have expense to pay. In general it… Read More