Being involved in an accident when driving a car can be a challenging situation. If you are in an accident when on the road, you could incur a variety of damages to your vehicle and incur bodily injury. All of these costs associated with the accident can add up quickly. Fortunately, most drivers will have an auto insurance plan in
If your health insurance claim is denied, there are different things you can do in order to get insurance to pay for your medical coverage. When a claim is denied, it leaves patients with the responsibility of footing large medical bills or going without necessary treatment. Read the Policy Carefully You need to figure out if your claim was legitimately
Florida Statute § 627.4137 is probably familiar to many Florida attorneys, regardless of their practice areas. However, those familiar with the statute probably only have surface-level knowledge or awareness of how it works in practice. The statute is deceptively simple, with some pitfalls for the unwary. What Does the Statute Require? The statute requires liability insurers to provide a sworn
There are various circumstances in which an insurance company will stall, underpay or deny a policyholder’s claim, even when that claim is reasonable and legitimate. While seeking legal counsel should not be the first course of action in the event of damage to your property, property insurance litigation is an avenue for the policyholder to ensure that they are receiving
Being involved in an accident when driving a car can be a challenging situation. If you are in an accident when on the road, you could incur a variety of damages to your vehicle and incur bodily injury. All of these costs associated with the accident can add up quickly. Fortunately, most drivers will have an auto insurance plan in
If your health insurance claim is denied, there are different things you can do in order to get insurance to pay for your medical coverage. When a claim is denied, it leaves patients with the responsibility of footing large medical bills or going without necessary treatment. Read the Policy Carefully You need to figure out if your claim was legitimately
Florida Statute § 627.4137 is probably familiar to many Florida attorneys, regardless of their practice areas. However, those familiar with the statute probably only have surface-level knowledge or awareness of how it works in practice. The statute is deceptively simple, with some pitfalls for the unwary. What Does the Statute Require? The statute requires liability insurers to provide a sworn
There are various circumstances in which an insurance company will stall, underpay or deny a policyholder’s claim, even when that claim is reasonable and legitimate. While seeking legal counsel should not be the first course of action in the event of damage to your property, property insurance litigation is an avenue for the policyholder to ensure that they are receiving
