Typically referred to as a police report, this report contains important information about an auto accident, such as circumstances, parties involved and citations given.

The degree to which you caused or contributed to an accident, or are “at fault,” and determines whose auto insurance company pays what portion of the damages. The method by which this is determined va [..]

If you are at fault for an automobile accident, bodily injury coverage on an auto insurance policy pays the medical expenses and additional damages for which you are liable for other individuals injur [..]

When you suffer a loss that’s covered by your insurance, such as an automobile accident, you submit a request to your auto insurance company to pay or reimburse you for expenses, damages and other fin [..]

A representative of an auto insurance company who investigates and settles claims to ensure that all parties – you, your auto insurance company, and anyone else involved – receive fair compensation [..]

Coverage that pays for physical damage to your vehicle caused by rolling over or a collision with another vehicle or object, such as a building, fence or telephone pole.

Coverage that pays for damages to your vehicle resulting from a covered loss other than a collision, such as fire, theft, vandalism or contact with persons, animals, birds or falling objects.

Any damage to yourself, your vehicle, or other people or property that is covered under your insurance policy

The portion of a covered loss for which you are responsible, as opposed to the portion your insurance company pays. Higher deductibles allow your insurance company to offer you lower premiums, as you [..]

Any change, addition or optional coverage added to a policy. These include adding a new vehicle or driver, changing your address, adjusting limits and other modifications.