Most people proudly say they have full coverage on their car insurance. It sounds safe and complete, but full coverage does not mean what you think it means. Full coverage usually means you meet the state minimum legal requirements. That is the bare minimum that keeps you on the road, but not the amount that keeps you financially protected. When serious accidents happen, those limits collapse fast. A single life flight can cost more than $100,000. ICU stays and surgeries can climb into the hu...
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Most people proudly say they have full coverage on their car insurance. It sounds safe and complete, but full coverage does not mean what you think it means. Full coverage usually means you meet the state minimum legal requirements. That is the bare minimum that keeps you on the road, but not the amount that keeps you financially protected. When serious accidents happen, those limits collapse fast. A single life flight can cost more than $100,000. ICU stays and surgeries can climb into the hu...
How to Sue Your Own Insurance Company and Win (Uninsured & Underinsured Motorist)
We Win Injury Law
27 minutes
4 months ago
How to Sue Your Own Insurance Company and Win (Uninsured & Underinsured Motorist)
Most people don’t understand what to do when they get hit by a driver with no insurance or not enough coverage. We’re talking about uninsured and underinsured motorist claims. And yes, that includes suing your own insurance company. If you don’t know whether you have uninsured or underinsured motorist coverage, we’re talking to you. What happens when someone hits you going 60 miles an hour and runs off with no insurance? We talk about how uninsured motorist claims work, how to file underinsur...
We Win Injury Law
Most people proudly say they have full coverage on their car insurance. It sounds safe and complete, but full coverage does not mean what you think it means. Full coverage usually means you meet the state minimum legal requirements. That is the bare minimum that keeps you on the road, but not the amount that keeps you financially protected. When serious accidents happen, those limits collapse fast. A single life flight can cost more than $100,000. ICU stays and surgeries can climb into the hu...
