If you’ve never filed an injury insurance claim in Indiana before, you likely think it will be fairly simple. You submit proof of injury alongside your bills, and the insurance company pays the bills the way it promised it would when you or the person at fault for the...
After an accident, it can feel like your bills are piling up fast and you just need the insurance claim to close and get your settlement check. But don’t get too hasty to where you settle for just anything. Once you sign the settlement agreement, it typically takes...
Despite efforts to make healthcare more affordable in the U.S., many Americans still find it challenging to afford coverage. So, if you’ve been in an accident and don’t have health insurance, you’re likely looking for alternate options. Learn more about your options...
No, insurance companies do not have to automatically compensate accident victims for pain and suffering. In fact, they have no responsibility to track down victims and pay their bills at all. Victims are responsible for documenting the expenses they incur from an...
No law states that your lawsuit must match the policy limits listed in the defendant’s insurance policy. However, you won’t be able to recover more than the policy limits without legal action and a good Indiana personal injury attorney. To ensure you...
The value of an insurance claim will vary based on the unique factors involved and how compelling the insurance adjuster believes your situation is. Many insurance companies judge a claim’s value based on both policy limits and how they think a judge or jury would...
