Profits or losses are
shared by all auto insurers licensed in the state.
Not exact matches
Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court has recently upheld the long standing exclusion the standard automobile insurance policy has that excludes optional coverage when a vehicle being used as «livery or public convenience» In addition, the Massachusetts Department of Insurance has also recently approved another endorsement being used
by auto insurers in the state, that further addresses car -
sharing, saying in part «We will not pay any claim for injury or property damage under the policy while your
auto is being used in a personal vehicle
sharing program....»
After identifying the top
auto insurers in the state
by market
share, we checked with independent rating agencies A.M. Best and Moody's to ensure that they had the financial clout necessary to pay out claims.
In this study,
auto insurers were ranked
by the total annual dollar value in written premiums, from which it is possible to calculate their market
share.
We gathered the largest
auto insurers in the state
by market
share and ensured that they had the financial solvency to pay out on claims
by checking with independent rating agencies A.M. Best, Moody's, and S&P Global.
Because
insurers must accept all risks - preferred or high - risk - assigned through the MT AIP, the AIP is a mechanism
by which the
auto insurers share the losses generated
by high risk drivers, so no one
insurer bears the brunt of losses.