Month: February 2018

A victim’s pain can dim the realization of an important fact: no insurer will offer compensation for an unproven injury. Hence, all injuries claimed by an accident victim must be provable. The failure to recognize that fact can trigger the making of a whole list of mistakes. Read More

The definition of what might be termed a distraction highlights the ease with which any driver can become distracted. One definition for what could be a harmful action is this: Any activity that takes the driver’s eyes or mental focus off of the road. An alternate definition would be this: Any task that has diverted the driver’s attention. Read More

Insurance companies do not like to acknowledge an appeal, but all such companies have come up with an interesting means for covering up their hesitancy to grant any appeals. Each such money-making enterprise expresses a willingness to handle appeals internally. Yet, despite such an expression of willingness, in reality, few of those same appeals ever get overturned. Read More

All taxpayers understand the meaning of a deduction. By listing deductions on a tax form, a taxpaying citizen can deduct from (take away from) the amount that he or she owes in taxes. When an insurance company has determined what it will make in the way of deductions, the policy holder that has made a claim has to pay a deductible. The deductible is a fixed amount. That amount represents what must be paid the insurance company before any claimed compensation can get delivered to the policy holder that has claimed it. Read More