Insurance Coverage Disputes FAQ’s

Q. I just had an accident and the insurance company adjuster is offering me a settlement of a few hundred bucks. Should I take the check that the insurance company is offering to settle my medical claims?

Q. What if the insurance company offers to pay my medical bills for the next year in addition to the quickie settlement?

Q. What if the other driver is insured, but their insurance limits aren’t enough to cover my damages?

Q. Who is going to pay my medical bills?

Q. Will my rates go up if I bring a UIM/UM or PIP claim?

Q. My insurance company wants me to go to a doctor’s appointment for an examination. Do I have to go?

Q. What should I consider when purchasing insurance?

Q. How much more will I get in an insurance settlement if I hire an attorney?

Q. How do I deal with insurance adjusters?

Q. I have been injured in an accident and I need an attorney. How do I know whom to pick? Should I use the phone book?

Q. I was injured in a rear-end collision and my vehicle was not damaged (or damaged very little) but I am still in pain. The other driver’s insurance carrier is saying that I couldn’t have been hurt because the car was not damaged (or damaged very little). My medical bills are piling up. What do I do now?

Q. My insurance company denied my claim. Do I have any rights?

Q. Can a car insurance company who represents the driver of the car who hit me deny paying my medical bills?

Q. I was on a jury and the plaintiff asked for her medical bills to be paid. I assumed that the medical bills were all covered by insurance. Is that right?

Q. What is comparative negligence?

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