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If damages exceed the policy limit of the at fault, insurance refuse it and the jury awards five times the limit, who pays, the insurer or insured?

Andrew Saul Traub
Answered by attorney Andrew Saul Traub (Unclaimed Profile)
Personal Injury lawyer at Traub Law Office P.C.
If you gave them a demand pre-suit which meets certain criteria, then the insurance company may be liable not only for the excess judgment but also for punitive damages.
If you gave them a demand pre-suit which meets certain criteria, then the insurance company may be liable not only for the excess judgment but also for punitive damages.
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How can I get my settlement money from an insurance agency?

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Answered by attorney Earl K. Straight (Unclaimed Profile)
Personal Injury lawyer at Law Offices of Earl K. Straight
The easiest way is probably get in touch with the attorneys representing the class. You can search the net to find which court the case is pending, and the courts website should have the attorneys information. If not, you can call the court clerk to get that information.
The easiest way is probably get in touch with the attorneys representing the class. You can search the net to find which court the case is pending, and the courts website should have the attorneys information. If not, you can call the court clerk to get that information.
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How do I fight a car accident lawsuit when I was not the one at fault but was the one ticketed?

Paul L. Whitfield
Answered by attorney Paul L. Whitfield (Unclaimed Profile)
Personal Injury lawyer at Paul Whitfield and Associates P.A.
You turn the matter over to your insurance co. that is what insurance is for.let them deal with it. and they will the other driver was perhaps moving too fast and you perhaps changed lanes without making sure you could do it safely it is a he said/she said case and the jury will likely give nothing to anybody. Thy is what happens to he said/she said cases.
You turn the matter over to your insurance co. that is what insurance is for.let them deal with it. and they will the other driver was perhaps moving too fast and you perhaps changed lanes without making sure you could do it safely it is a he said/she said case and the jury will likely give nothing to anybody. Thy is what happens to he said/she said cases.
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