Sentences with phrase «drivers against bodily injury»

Although the amounts vary from state to state, they all serve the same intended purpose: To financially protect other drivers against bodily injury and property damage incurred in an accident for which they are not at fault.

Not exact matches

SLP protects you and all authorized drivers of the rental vehicle against third - party bodily injury and property - damage claims for which you are legally liable.

• Employment disputes; • Contract disputes; • Property disputes; • Bodily injury claims; • Tax issues; • Legal defence; • Total loss valuation disputes arising from motor vehicle accident; • Statutory Accident Benefit claims against your automobile insurer; • Driver's licence protection • Issues arising from driving or being a passenger in vehicles owned by another person; • Court attendance expenses.

Bodily Injury Liability insurance, commonly referred to as «BIL», is the policy that will cover a driver against injury claims when they are the party determined to be at fault for an accident.

Uninsured motorist coverage protects you against damages caused by another driver who has no insurance, or not enough insurance, to pay for your bodily injury or repairs to your vehicle.

While Florida does not make that coverage mandatory, if you were to get sued for excessive medical costs, the other driver can sue against your bodily injury insurance, rather than you directly.

With both the basic and standard New Jersey car insurance policy, your medical bills and lost wages are paid up to your limits by your PIP coverage and then by any bodily injury liability claim or lawsuit brought against the at - fault driver.

Coverages you may need include protection against accidents, weather - related damage, theft, uninsured and underinsured drivers, property and bodily injury liability, and more.

If your limits are reached, you can claim against the at - fault driver's bodily injury liability coverage if you live in a tort state.

Kentucky state laws mandate that all drivers carry coverage to protect against bodily injury, property damage and personal injury.

And even if there is a driver found at fault, if there are multiple claims against the person's property damage and bodily injury liability coverage, it's doubtful there will be enough money to go around.

UM, or uninsured motorist protection provides cover for a bodily injury claim you have against another driver who does not have or has inadequate insurance.

PIP, is the coverage that drivers must use for injuries in no - fault states, instead of placing a bodily injury claim against the at - fault party.

Bodily injury coverage in your Scranton car insurance policy will cover you against injuries you cause to another driver in an accident.

Nevada state law only requires drivers to purchase minimum liability coverage limits of $ 15,000 against bodily injury to others, $ 30,000 in per - accident coverage, and $ 10,000 to cover the cost of property damage.

West Virginia drivers are also required to buy the same liability limits ($ 25,000 for bodily injury to others, $ 50,000 in per - accident coverage, and $ 25,000 against property damage) of uninsured and underinsured motorist insurance (UMI).

Utah state law requires all drivers to purchase car insurance policies with minimum liability coverage limits of $ 25,000 against bodily injury to others, $ 65,000 in per - accident coverage, and $ 15,000 coverage against the cost of property damage.

Kansas state law requires that all drivers in the state purchase minimum liability coverage limits of $ 25,000 against bodily injury to others, $ 50,000 in per - accident coverage, and $ 25,000 to cover the cost of property damage.

If you suffer bodily injury serious enough to warrant a payment of more than $ 25,000, the other driver's insurance will pay the first $ 25,000 of your claim, and then you can file an underinsured motorist claim against your own insurer to recover the balance of your claim (in this case, an additional $ 25,000)

This area of auto insurance pays for the cost of bodily injury claims you would have had against an uninsured driver if that driver did have insurance.

The first bodily injury number is the minimum amount of coverage a Texas driver can have insuring against the injury of one person involved in an accident for which the policy holder is at fault.

The single victim bodily injury coverage is only used when only one injured party makes a claim against the negligent driver's insurance policy.

UNINSURED MOTORIST COVERAGE: Protects the insured against financial loss resulting from bodily injury carelessly inflicted by an uninsured motorist, including a hit and run driver, who is legally liable.