Why Total Loss Settlements Are Tougher in No-Fault States
No-fault insurance is designed to simplify accident claims. Instead of pursuing the at-fault driver, each party files with their own insurance company for basic medical
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No-fault insurance is designed to simplify accident claims. Instead of pursuing the at-fault driver, each party files with their own insurance company for basic medical
If your vehicle’s been totaled, you’re likely staring at a check that feels too low and a decision that feels rushed. Should you accept the
Not all total losses are created equal. If your car is badly damaged, the insurance company might declare it a total loss—but what that means
When your car is damaged in an accident, the decision to repair it—or declare it a total loss—hinges on cost. But what many drivers don’t
When disaster strikes—whether it’s a flood, wildfire, hurricane, or tornado—vehicles often become collateral damage. But when it comes to insurance claims, a total loss caused
When people hear “total loss,” they usually think of cars crushed in a collision. But theft can also lead to a total loss—even if the
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