Insurance Companies & Laredo Accidents
Let Us Help you Deal With Insurance Companies
Texas law requires a person to carry automobile insurance. In the state of Texas the minimum limits for bodily injury to the other vehicle’s occupants are 20,000 per person with a 40,000 maximum for the vehicle. The minimum limit for property damage is 15,000 for property damage as a result of the accident. It is a good idea to consider carrying more coverage to adequately protect yourself. Optional coverages such as uninsured or underinsured motorist are extremely helpful when in an accident with someone carrying only the minimum limits or no insurance at all.
Beware Insurance Tricks
If the person responsible for the accident has insurance, then
his or her insurance company should compensate the victim for
his or her damages. However, most insurance companies don’t to
play fair when offering a settlement. You should not deal with
the insurance company by yourself. Your best course of action is
to contact experienced Laredo automobile accident injury
attorneys. Experienced injury lawyers understand the insurance
company tricks and can protect your legal rights. The automobile
accident lawyers at Carabin & Shaw will not charge you a fee
unless we win your case.
If the other driver has insufficient insurance or is not insured
at all, the victim may be entitled to compensation from his or
her own insurance company under the uninsured or underinsured
motorist provision. Laredo automobile accident injury
attorneys can help you find other sources of monetary recovery
for your damages that you might not even think of. If you have
been injured in a Laredo automobile accident protect your
rights and contact the law offices of Carabin and Shaw today. We
will review your insurance policies and other sources of
monetary recovery and to inform you of your legal rights under
your policies.
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