My friend was involved in an auto accident. The other driver was at fault and was given a ticket. My friend was injured during the accident. The other driver’s insurance rep stated that she is at fault 60% and mu friend was at fault 40%. She tried to file a claim a week after the accident with my insurance company and now she has a lawyer, but she was not injured. How if the accident is her fault and she was given a ticket will her insurance not pay 100%. So now my friend will have to file a claim with his car insurance company because my his car is probably totaled.

Now he is fighting his own insurance company about a rental car and damage the company says is not covered.

I have hears that no-fault statutes require that insurance companies pay medical expenses and other no-fault benefits within 30 days after receiving reasonable proof of the claim. Often, insurers do not honor this obligation and improperly deny claims. Sometimes, the denial forces the patient or provider to incur substantial expenses to litigate the claim. If litigation results in a judgment against the insurer, the patient or provider who prevails on the claim should also be entitled to recover actual legal costs from the insurer as part of the recoverable no-fault benefits. In addition, if the insurance company is found guilty of “bad faith” in the processing of a no-fault claim, the insurance company should also be responsible for any general damages suffered by the patient or provider as a result of the bad faith denial of the claim. Deny, delay, defend; this is the model of the industry.

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