Automobile Insurance

Automobile Insurance is a contract in which an insurance company, in return for a premium, agrees to pay for certain expenses and legal liabilities resulting from the use or ownership of an automobile. Liability automobile insurance coverage is the one insurance coverage that is required in all states, through either a fault or no fault system. Other types of automobile insurance coverage include collision or accident; comprehensive for fire, theft, or other non-collision losses; medical expenses; uninsured/underinsured motorist; and gap insurance to cover the difference between the actual cash value and loan value that is owed for a vehicle. Most litigation arising from automobile insurance is handled through arbitration and mediation.

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Automobile Insurance Articles
-	Auto Insurance Options	-	Repair Estimates
-	Required Auto Insurance	-	Use of Insurance Proceeds
-	Arbitration and Mediation	-	Substandard Repairs
-	Dealing With Insurance Companies	-	Auto Accidents and Personal Injury Lawsuits
-	Underinsured Motorist Insurance	-	Statute of Limitations in Accident Cases
-	Uninsured Motorist Insurance	-	No-Fault Auto Insurance
-	Deductibles and Insurance Payments	-	Claiming No-Fault Insurance Benefits
-	Insurance Coverage and the Use of Other's Cars	-	Suing the Other Driver and No-Fault Car Insurance
-	Common Insurers and Claims Processing	-	Death and No-Fault Car Insurance
-	Lapsed Insurance	-	Property Damage and No-Fault Car Insurance
-	Gap Insurance	-	Personal Injuries and No-Fault Car Insurance
-	Diminished Value

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-	Class Actions FAQs

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