Sentences with phrase «other property damage»

It will also cover damages to other property damaged during the accident such as fences, buildings and power poles.

These policies typically provide a level of coverage in the event of an injury or other property damage resulting from an accident.

It may also help cover the expense of repairing or replacing a car, fence or other property damaged during the covered incident.

Comprehensive coverage will pay any costs incurred to your vehicle or other property damage in the event of an act of God, such as a theft, vandalism or hurricane while collision coverage pays for the costs incurred to your vehicle if you are at fault for the accident.

Property Damage Liability — PDL coverage takes care of any automobile or other property damage costs that happen as a result of you causing an accident, such as body work and repairs on the other person's car.

Matt Gervan also represents insurers in subrogation actions involving product liability, construction disputes, environmental losses (oil spills) and various other property damage cases.

Your motorcycle insurance policy may help pay for repairs, medical expenses or other property damage if you loan your bike to a friend and he wrecks it.

If for example you met a car accident while you were drinking and driving, you will be held financially responsible for all the damages to the other driver which includes medical expenses and other property damages involved in the accident.

Property Damage Liability — PDL coverage takes care of any auto or other property damage costs that occur as a consequence of you causing an injury, such as body work and repairs on the opposite person's auto.

Connecticut comprehensive coverage will pay any costs incurred to your vehicle or other property damage in the event of an act of God, such as a theft, vandalism or hurricane.

Business owners victimized by fire, water damage, vandalism or other property damage to commercial properties and motorists sued by other drivers who were injured in accidents have one thing in common: They need protection their insurance policies provide.

Aside from the pain and suffering of losing a loved one, you may face mountains of paperwork, vehicle or other property damage, and endless conversations with insurance companies.

They should also take photographs of the crash site, making sure to capture any vehicle or other property damage, landmarks, skid marks, and any other items that could be relevant.

For building and other property damage, adjusters an Aviva preferred vendor will visit to assess the damage.

It doesn't cover anything to do with automobile damage, or any other property damage.

No fault insurance doesn't cover pain, emotional distress, vehicle or other property damage or any injuries the other driver or his passengers suffered.

If the vehicle or other property damaged is at a significantly higher value than the amount of insurance protection you have, you, as the driver, are financially responsible for covering the remaining difference.

As for that extra $ 25,000 dollars in Property Damage Coverage, it pays for the repair costs of the vehicle you ran into, as well as any other property damage attributed to the accident.

Collision and comprehensive coverage will pay for the repairs to your vehicle or other property damage.

It also allows real estate professionals to notify coworkers about properties that may be unfit to view (due to vandalism or other property damage), and capture images of wrongdoings in their communities.