Property Damage Claim
People who have been
injured in an accident often wonder about how the damage to their car is going
to get fixed and paid for and whether the person who caused the accident will
have to take care of it.
Whoever
caused the accident is definitely responsible not only to pay the injured party
compensation for the injury, but also for any damage to your vehicle and damage
to any other property for that matter.
If your glasses got broken in the accident, then the guilty party will
have to pay for new glasses as well as getting your car fixed.
Of
course the person who caused the accident will not usually have to pay himself,
because nearly everyone has insurance to cover this sort of loss. The insurance company for the guilty party
will be the one that will have to pay for any property damage which came out of
the accident.
Dealing
with the insurance company to get the damage paid can be tricky. Most often, if the fault in the accident is
clear, the insurance company will be willing to pay for repairs, or for the
value of the car if it is totaled, fairly promptly after the accident. Generally you will not have to wait until you
have recovered from your injuries and are ready to settle your injury
claim. However, insurance companies will
usually try to pay as little as possible, so it is a good idea to have someone
on your side to negotiate the best deal for you.
At Lowry
& Associates we routinely arrange the best deal for our clients on property
damage. And we do this without any extra
charge.
If you
have been injured in an accident involving damage to your car or truck, give us
a call at 800-999-LEGAL(5342) for your best chance to save on your property
damage claim.
