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An open accident claim generally means an insurer is still handling the file. A closed claim means the insurer has stopped active handling of that file or claim component. Neither label, by itself, tells you whether you ...

An injury claim involving a government vehicle can require steps that don’t apply to a typical collision with a private driver. In Nebraska, those differences may include a formal written claim, a specific filing r...

Finding out that the driver who caused your crash has no insurance can leave you wondering how to pay for medical care, missed work, and vehicle repairs. An uninsured driver doesn’t automatically mean you have no o...

An injured passenger can generally begin pursuing an insurance claim even when the drivers disagree about who caused the crash. You don’t need to personally resolve that disagreement before reporting your injuries ...

If a driver causes a crash but doesn’t have enough bodily injury liability insurance to cover the injuries they caused, underinsured motorist coverage may provide another source of recovery. Whether it applies depe...

A bus accident claim starts with many of the same questions as a car accident claim: What happened, who was responsible, and what injuries resulted? The differences often lie in who operated the bus, what evidence is ava...

A driver may be working when they cause a crash, but that alone doesn’t establish that their employer is responsible. In Nebraska, a key question is whether the driver was acting within the scope of their employmen...

If you’re injured in a Tampa car accident, Florida’s personal injury protection (PIP) law makes the timing of your first medical care important. To qualify for PIP medical benefits, you generally must receive...

If another driver causes a crash while driving a borrowed car, you may have questions about both who is responsible and which insurance policy applies. Those are related questions, but they don’t always have the sa...

After a Tampa car accident, one of the first insurance questions is whether the at-fault driver has bodily injury liability coverage. This coverage may help compensate people injured by an insured driver, but it doesn...