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» Injury Compensation Claims
By Super Admin | Published 08/8/2006 | personal injury protection (PIP) | Unrated

INJURY COMPENSATION CLAIMS

Accidents do happen, but if you feel you had a slip trip or fall that was due to someone elses negligence, you have the right to claim compensation. Personal injuries because of slipping, tripping and falling are a fact of life, but sometimes they are the result of carelessness on the part of individuals or municipal councils who are liable to pay compensation for it.

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» Understanding insurance policies
By Super Admin | Published 08/8/2006 | personal injury protection (PIP) | Unrated
Understanding insurance policies calculation is not that hard if you know few basic points. Collision, Comprehensive, Bodily Injury Liability and Property Injury Liability these are the key point you need to understand completely.
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» Auto Insurance PIP - What is It?
By Super Admin | Published 08/8/2006 | personal injury protection (PIP) | Unrated
A good automobile insurance policy includes several elements: personal property liability, uninsured motorist coverage, collision coverage, bodily injury liability, comprehensive coverage and personal injury protection (PIP). Some of these elements are mandated by the state and others are optional. Collision coverage pays for damages to a vehicle when it collides with another vehicle or object, even if the policyholder is at fault. Comprehensive coverage protects the policyholder in the event that his or her vehicle is stolen, vandalized, harmed by an act of nature or otherwise damaged. Both of these plans are always optional and very expensive.
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