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How Much Can I Get From an Underinsured Motorist Claim?
Insurance
5 min read
How Much Can I Get From an Underinsured Motorist Claim?

UIM coverage is essential for costs exceeding the at-fault driver’s insurance; having ample coverage provides financial safety.

Kevin Crockett
March 1, 2024
motor vehicle starts to skid
Driving Safety
9 min read
What is the First Thing You Should Do When a Motor Vehicle Starts to Skid?

Text Kevin Accident Attorneys guide on skid recovery emphasizes calmness and correct maneuvers to prevent accidents and ensure vehicle control.

Kevin Crockett
February 9, 2024
uninsured driver hit by insured driver
Insurance
7 min read
What Happens if You Have No Insurance but the Other Driver Was at Fault?

If uninsured and not at fault in an accident, you may still claim damages from the at-fault driver’s insurance, despite facing potential penalties for lacking insurance.

Kevin Crockett
February 9, 2024
What to Do When Your Car is Totaled and You Still Owe Money
Insurance
9 min read
What to Do When Your Car is Totaled and You Still Owe Money

If you have a car accident and your car is “totaled,” meaning that the repair cost is more than the car’s value, you might face some challenges. Not only will your routine be disrupted, but you might also owe more money on your car loan than what your car is worth. This is called being…

Kevin Crockett
February 9, 2024
What Happens if You Don't Report an Accident Within 24 Hours?
Driving Laws
8 min read
What Happens if You Don’t Report an Accident Within 24 Hours?

Not reporting an accident within 24 hours can lead to legal troubles, fines, penalties, or even charges, impacting insurance claims and fault establishment. Timely reporting ensures rights protection and evidence preservation.

Kevin Crockett
February 9, 2024
Who Gets the Insurance Check When a Car is Totaled?
Property Damage
7 min read
Who Gets the Insurance Check When a Car is Totaled?

The insurance check for a totaled car goes directly to the lienholder to cover the loan balance if the car is financed. Any surplus is then sent to the owner.

Kevin Crockett
February 9, 2024
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