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When there is an automobile accident. Any arising medical claims are covered under Personal Injury Protection for the policy holder and under Bodily Injury for the other person involved. There are many factors to the question...Who is At Fault, who has the medical bills, what the State Laws is....you should contact your insurance agent for more information.
Answer
Most states have enacted a version of the Fair Claims Settlement Practices Act which addresses this issue. It is one of the "model acts" created by the National Association of Insurance Commissioners. State legislatures can choose to enact such model acts with or without modification.
In all events, if a state enacted a form of it , it would be a part of that state's Insurance Code. The laws pertain primarily to how an insurer deals with its own insured.
The settlement practices that are addressed in these laws pertain, among other things, to:
1. The time in which an insurer has to notify an insured that a claim is being investigated;
2. The reason why a claim is being questioned/investigated;
3. The responsibility of an insurer to settle a claim within a stated period of time when its liability becomes reasonably clear.
What else can I help you with?
What happens if the insurance carrier would like to settle before trial?
Generally you will be required to waive all future claims against them for that incident. Sometimes they want to do that because they think there will be future claims and sometimes it is simple economics. Trials are expensive and juries are not the friends of insurance companies.
What do you do if the person responsible for damaging your vehicle does not have insurance?
Take them to small claims court or settle it through your insurance company.
Does Safeway handle claims quickly?
Safeway have a reputation as a reliable insurance provider over the years. They will usually settle claims quickly according to the insurance ratings agency.
Is there a statute of limitations for insurance companies to settle a claim on auto insurance?
Yes, but it varies by the state and insurance companies can extend the amount of time to pay claim, such as if they need to investigate fraud.
How would one settle an automobile accident claim?
In the best case scenario, one would settle an automobile accident claim through theirs and the responsible party's insurance companies. However, these claims are often disputed and will sometimes need to be settled in court with the use of lawyers.
How much time does the insurance company have to settle with me in Indiana?
that depends on how much your policy says they will settle on. if you are having a problem with insurance company, get a lawyer. all insurance companies will rip you off and pay as little as they possably can
How can you get the insurance company to say your car is totaled when they claim they can fix it?
You can't. Usually it is up to the insurance company's discretion. They have the right to settle their insurance claims for as little as possible without litigation. \
What isproperty and casualty claims adjusting?
What is the qickest way to prepare for a job interniew involving property and casualty insurance? I really need to know exactly what is P&C and how it is investigated. What is property and casualty claims adjusting? An insurance claims adjuster is hired by an insurance company, independent insurance adjusting agency or the policy holder to settle property and casualty damages or loss. A good example of property and casualty claims adjusting would be hurricane Catrina. Thousands of homes, cars, and valuables were damaged and lost. In order to help home insurance policy holders rebuild their homes, insurance companies send in the insurance claims adjusters to settle how much damage occurred and decide how much money will be required by a policy holder to cover the damages. Many times insurance companies prefer to contract independent insurance adjusters to ward off any suspicions that the insurance company may have a hand in having the adjuster estimate the loss to be a lot less than it actually might be. If the settlement leads to a dispute, a policy holder may hire a private insurance adjuster to re-evaluate the initial claims assessment done by an independent insurance adjuster or one who is an employee of the policy holders insurance company. What is the fastest way to get an insurance property and casualty claims adjusting job? Take an online insurance claims adjuster training course and exam with an approved provider in your state. The online exam which is followed by the course, will save you time from waiting to schedule the state exam and appear for it. Once you have taken the online adjuster license course and exam, your credits will be reported by the provider to the Texas Department of Insurance and you will be free to find a job in your state. The good thing with Insurance property and casualty claims adjusting is that you can go from state to state and there are no limits to how many claims you can adjust as long as you satisfy the state licensing requirements. Example, the Texas Insurance Claims Adjuster License will allow you to work in about 30 states apart from Texas because of it's licensing standards. You can start applying to insurance companies, independent insurance adjuster agencies or become a private insurance adjuster.
How long does it take to go through an insurance adjuster course?
An insurance adjuster is an expert who works for consumers to settle their insurance claims. They take care of all the time consuming and intricate documentation and get a fair deal for clients from the insurance company. Appointed by insurance companies, the adjuster also prevents deceitful and unlawful claims. This is how you can become a licensed insurance adjuster.
How long does state farm insurance company have to settle a house claim?
All Licensed Insurance Companies have to settle their submitted claims in accordance with the regulations as promulgated by the Department of Insurance in the state in which the claim occurred. In most U.S. states an insurer is required to make a reasonable settlement offer within 60 days barring extenuating circumstances such as a widespread disaster. Another mitigating factor on the 60 days is when the insured disagrees with the settlement offer. Remember though, The company only has to make a reasonable offer, If you disagree with the settlement offer then that automatically extends the amount of time it can take to settle. So it really just depends on your state regulations as to specific claims settlement and requirements.
Do you need a copy of your life insurance policy to file your claim?
No. Though you will have to provide certain details and it will take longer to process your claim
How long does insurance company have to settle auto insurance claim in state of Tennessee?
Here is a great resource to find the answer to that question: http://www.iii.org/media/companies/state_org/insur_departments/
