If they are your keys and you lost them, I don't think so. However, if you lost someone else's keys, and it's more than you are comfortable paying out of pocket, check your own General Liability (if business related) or Homeowner's or Renter's policies for coverage under the Liability portion or Damage to Property of Others. Car dealers often seek this coverage in case there's a break in and all the vehicle keys are stolen. Good risk management in the form of loss prevention is a better answer in this case, as I know of no one that will insure re-keying all vehicles on the lot and replacing the keys. Claims can affect your insurance rates and even your insurability (whether you will qualify) - for example, if it costs $2 to replace just 1 key, in my opinion it's not worth the effect it can have on you long term to file the claim. Reach into your pocket for that one. Insurance is intended to prevent hardship from unbearable losses - it is not intended to make sure you never have another expense.
You are fully responsible for any loss or damage to a rental car. If you do not have insurance to cover this or have not purchased insurance from the car rental company, they will go after you for the full cost of the rental vehicle.
It depends on your insurance company. Some companies will allow the cover of the cost because it's a necessity for some people but it's not always covered.
Yes. But the electrical company's insurance co should cover it if they are at fault.
In general most health insurance polices cover the cost of home health care. But each policy will have certain requirements that must be met in order to qualify. You need to contact her insurance company for more details.
There are no real low cost rehabilitation centers. They all cost a lot of money if your insurance company will not cover some of the costs.
If a person's mobile is stolen, you need to get a new one. If you have insurance, it will not cost very much. You should immediately contact the mobile company, to be sure that the stolen phone does not run up any charges.
You should go through your own personal insurance company first. They will bundle together an insurance package that will cost less money and cover exactly what you need.
Most dental insurance companies cover some or all of the cost of dentures. In order to know for sure, you or your dentist office can contact your insurance company directly and ask a representative what the out-of-pocket expenses are concerning dentures.
There are many reasons to purchase musical instrument insurance. If an instrument is lost, stolen, or broken, insurance can help cover the cost of a replacement instrument.
Each car rental company offers different types of insurance from LDW (Loss Damage Waiver) which covers the cost of repairs to the vehicle in certain circumstances....to PEC (Personal Effects Coverage) which would cover items stolen from the vehicle. There are so many options depending on the car rental company, you should contact the car rental company directly or check their web site for the different types of insurance offered.
Normal medical care usually doesn't cover the cost for ambulance. It is important to check with any local or national private insurance company if they cover ambulance fees or not, as some people who opt for private insurance assume the ambulance is also covered, but later discover the opposite.
It depends. If you have a medical condition that would qualify your insurance to cover the cost of the adjustable bed.