Sentences with phrase «to pay for the loss»

This coverage helps pay for loss of or damage to an insured, covered vehicle that is not caused by a collision or vehicle rollover.

Most people also couldn't pay for the loss if they were required to.

The uninsured motorist coverage actually pays for your loss if another driver has no insurance.

Renters insurance pays for losses caused by their negligence, which helps to ensure the safety of the rather significant asset that you're leasing to them.

That's important, since life is unpredictable and you don't want to be caught having to pay for a loss out of your own pocket.

This comprehensive coverage helps pay for loss of or damage to an insured vehicle, not caused by a collision or vehicle rollover.

Renters insurance pays for losses caused by their negligence, which helps to ensure the safety of the rather significant asset that you're leasing to them.

If your negligence was the direct cause of the loss, liability pays for the loss as well.

It is similar to basic medical payments coverage, but also pays for loss of income.

It guarantees that you will not pay for losses for which you have insured for during you travel if they occur.

A commercial liability insurance policy pays for losses arising from bodily injury and property damage — real or alleged.

For instance, you know that personal property coverage pays for a loss where there's damage to your property from specified causes of loss.

Your renters insurance defends you and pays for the loss so that you don't have to pay for a lawyer or the repairs out of your own pocket.

Personal property protection pays for losses incurred due to any covered circumstance.

Your policy would still pay for your losses from that fire.

When you fail to use due care and the result is bodily injury or property damage to someone else, you'll be expected to pay for the loss suffered by the other person.

Plans that offer coverage for baggage loss and baggage delay would pay you for losses in such a situation.

In other words, it doesn't just pay for the loss, it also pays for the lawyers if necessary!

How can you walk around free, paying a ticket and letting your insurance company pay for the loss after killing someone I love?

When you have bodily injury liability coverage and comprehensive coverage, you get paid for your loss due to injuries or from unforeseen accidents.

You definitely don't want to be caught paying for a loss to someone else out of your own pocket, and that's why your policy includes liability coverage.

All policies contain a provision that says the policy will not pay for a loss where there is other insurance in force.

You may find that you won't need to pay a deductible before your insurer pays for the loss of a scheduled item.

Having renters insurance over 55 means that your policy will defend you against the claim, as well as pay for the loss up to the policy limits.

Commercial property insurance plans pay for losses based on the replacement cost of the item or its actual cash value.

Even so, comprehensive insurance would still pay for the loss if police were unable to recover the stolen vehicle.

If your negligence was the direct cause of the loss, liability pays for the loss as well.

Just because the landlord's insurance paid for the loss doesn't mean it's over and done with.

The following exclusion applies to all coverages: We will not pay for any loss under the plan, caused by, or resulting from: 2.

Contents protection pays for the losses of such an event.

Commercial property insurance plans pay for losses based on the replacement cost of the item or its actual cash value.

Depending on your insurance company and the nature of the claim, they will typically pay for losses within several days to several weeks.

You also don't want someone that you cause damage or injury to chasing you to pay for that loss forever.

Medical bills and property damage costs could both add up very quickly, and liability is there to protect you from having to pay for those losses far into your future.

Homeowners insurance pays for losses relating primarily to your home.

Okay, the bookstore gains income from the sales made in the coffee shop but does that really pay for the loss of shelf space?

When you call they attempt to sell you graded or collector coins for 3 to 4 times what you would pay for the loss leader coins.

Homeowners insurance can't prevent a break - in, but it can pay for your losses after an intrusion.

As dire as life may seem, you do have legal rights to recover compensation and make the negligent party pay for these losses.

If you're the person that caused the loss, you don't want to be paying for the losses other suffer from your own pocket.

For example, your renters insurance may cover luggage that is stolen while you are away from home, or may even pay for the losses that come from a car break in.

Each of these options includes liability insurance to defend and pay for losses associated with maintaining a premise.

It's important to remember that if it's a stretch to afford renters insurance, you certainly don't want to have to pay for a loss out of pocket.

But if the claim is proven, your liability is covered up to the policy limit because liability coverage also pays for the losses caused by your negligence.

You'll get liability coverage that helps you make good on damages caused by your negligence so that you don't have to pay for the loss for the rest of your life.

If your car is stolen or is damaged by something other than collision, comprehensive coverage will help pay for the loss.

Renters insurance liability coverage is able to protect you by paying for losses caused by your negligence.

Your policy will pay for the loss so that you don't have to.

While they're designed to protect the policyholder, those types of coverage are not designed to pay for losses incurred by the policyholder.