In addition to the coverage requirements,
minimum liability limits also vary by state.
Not exact matches
Aside from increasing your
liability insurance
limits, you can
also purchase other types of auto insurance coverage, which can provide valuable protection that wouldn't normally be included as part of your state's
minimum requirements.
This policy can
also cover
liability protection for auto accidents with the
minimum underlying auto
limits.
Each state
also has its own
minimum liability limits, presented as bodily injury
limit for a single person, bodily injury
limit on the entire accident, and property damage
limit.
Because an LLC is formed by filing «Articles of Organization» (
also referred to as a «Certificate of Organization» or «Certificate of Formation,» depending on state law) which contain a
minimum set of required information, a
Limited Liability Company Worksheet is a very useful tool in ensuring that you properly prepare for the formation of your LLC.
This policy can
also cover
liability protection for auto accidents with the
minimum underlying auto
limits.
The term full coverage is
also used to refer to
liability limits beyond the state
minimum liability insurance required to drive legally.
The
minimum limits of
liability required
also vary from state to state.
However, the coverage is not effective unless physical damage coverage and the state's
minimum limits of
liability are
also purchased.
Each state
also has its own
minimum liability limits, presented as bodily injury
limit for a single person, bodily injury
limit on the entire accident, and property damage
limit.
Also, your insurance policy in your new state must have the
liability limit minimums required in your former state, Worters says.
When required, there are
minimum coverage
limits every issued policy must meet in order to be valid:
liability insurance of 25/50/25, medical payments coverage of at least $ 1,000, as well as uninsured motorist coverage,
also in 25/50/25
limits.
Also, state
minimum liability limits may not be sufficient for your situation.
The state
also sets specific
minimum limits of coverage for each part of a
liability policy.
The new Wisconsin law
also includes higher
minimum liability limits for state car insurance policies.
They
also need to offer motorists optional underinsured motorist insurance in amounts equal to the
minimum limits for uninsured and
liability bodily injury and property damage coverage.