Automobile and Homeowners' Insurance

Most insurance policies are complex documents with hundreds of terms and conditions, written in such a way as to protect the insurance company rather than you. However, Nierman Law, P.L.C. is familiar with the laws that protect consumers and is ready to help you. We help people handle disputes over insurance coverage in a range of situations including:

Our firm is dedicated to providing you with the support you need to take on your insurance company and demand the benefits for which you paid. We have the knowledge and experience that is necessary to carefully review your policy and determine your rights.

Automobile Insurance

While all motorists are required to carry a minimum amount of automobile insurance, there are many aspects to your insurance policy.

Liability automobile insurance coverage refers to the amount of benefits you can collect from the insurance company that covers the person that caused your injuries and damage. This coverage provides for medical expenses, pain and suffering, lost wages, as well as property damage and rental car expenses.

Medical Payment coverage pays for medical expenses for you as well as people in your household and car. It is important to coordinate the use of this coverage with your health insurance policy. Using this coverage may also increase the amount you ultimately recover by requiring your insurance company to help you pay for your expenses in making a claim against the person who caused your injury.

Uninsured Motorist coverage applies when the person that caused your injuries does not carry automobile insurance. This coverage provides for medical expenses, pain and suffering, lost wages, and other damages.

Underinsured coverage provides compensation for your injuries if the other driver was at fault and has insurance, but does not have carry enough insurance to pay for your damages. Like Uninsured Motorist coverage, this coverage provides for medical expenses, pain and suffering, lost wages, and other damages.

Comprehensive and Collision insurance coverage pays for damages to your own car regardless of whether or not you were at fault.

If you are involved in any type motor vehicle accident or loss, Nierman Law, P.L.C. can help you to maximize your recovery by utilizing all available coverages. Please visit our Client Stories page to read about our firm’s experience with automobile insurance claims.

See also Motor Vehicle Accidents.

Homeowner's Insurance

The standard homeowner's insurance policy provides two basic forms of coverage.

First, there are benefits to help you pay for repairing or rebuilding the home when it is damaged by fire, wind or some other destructive events. Most homeowner's policies also provide benefits for damage to personal property. Some policies have replacement cost coverage, which allows you to replace your damaged items with brand new items without a deduction for depreciation.

While items with special value, such as jewelry or works of art are usually either not covered or covered by a limited amount, you may pay extra for additional provisions or policies to insure these items. Titled vehicles, such as automobiles or motorcycles, are typically covered under a separate policy if they are destroyed or damaged by fire.

Second, most policies also provide liability protection in case of the homeowner's negligence. In other words, if you are injured by someone else, you may be able to recover your damages from their homeowner’s policy. The policy may also provide medical payments coverage should anyone who is not a member of the homeowner's household become injured on the insured premises, regardless of negligence.

Nierman Law, P.L.C. is experienced in helping people making both types of claims. Please visit our Client Stories page to read about our firm’s experience with homeowner’s insurance claims.

Getting Help

You pay for these coverages so that when the time comes your insurance company will quickly uphold their promise to resolve your claim. Unfortunately, your insurance company works for their own best interests, which means that a team of adjusters and lawyers will work to limit the amount of benefits paid to you. You need Nierman Law, P.L.C. on your side to protect your rights.




 
 

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