People often say that driving or riding in a car is the most dangerous part of their day. Statistically speaking, many of these people may be right. According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), there were approximately 5.6 million police-reported motor vehicle crashes,...
Insurance companies have a general duty of good faith when settling the claims of their policyholder. This duty of good faith can come from statute, common law, or both. For example, in addition to having a common law duty of good faith, insurance companies in...
Whether purchasing a new policy or determining if a loss is covered under an existing policy, it helps to have a basic understanding of how auto insurance works. Here is a brief explanation of some common auto insurance concepts and coverages that you can use...
If you have ever elected to purchase uninsured (or underinsured) motorist (UM) coverage with your automobile insurance policy, you were likely asked if you would like to “stack” the coverage. In many instances, after hearing a brief explanation, many insureds answer the question even though...
Did you know that by 2010, approximately one in six drivers across the United States may be driving without insurance? According to a recent study from the Insurance Research Council, the current recession is expected to trigger a sharp rise in the rate of uninsured...