I've had many car accident settlements for people who are injured while in Florida. While it can be difficult for the average person (or attorney) to know about available insurance or how much a car accident case may be worth, I look at past cases (both my own and other attorneys) to help determine the value.
Which is why I write about auto accident settlements and insurance from time to time.
This article focuses on personal injury settlements and claims for Uber car accidents.
Below is my video about Uber accident claims and settlements.
The video covers some things that aren’t in the article. The article may cover some points that aren’t in the video.
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If you’re an out of state visitor hurt in a Florida car crash, you may have a case. Your case may be different than the claim of a Florida resident who was hurt in Florida.
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In a seven-year period, my average personal injury settlement with GEICO was $60,660.* (I’ll explain in detail in a moment.) I’m referring to personal injury claims. I’m not talking about claims for damage to vehicles.
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There are many facts that you need to know about rental car accident claims. Without this information, the insurance company may offer you a smaller rental car accident settlement.
Here, I’m going to talk about rental car accident claims from A to Z. We’ll also explore many rental car accident settlements.
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If someone’s negligence caused your injury in a Florida car or truck crash, you want to get your medical bills paid.
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If you were hurt in a bus accident or other crash involving a Disney vehicle, you may have a case.
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Want to learn about recent Lyft car accident claims and settlement amounts?
Here, you’ll get awesome up to date tips on dealing with Lyft’s claims department.
Why do recent tips matter?
Because you want to make sure that you are getting current information. This is important because Lyft is constantly changing how it handles claims. Thus, I continuously update this article.
For example, for car accidents occurring starting May 1, 2019, Lyft made a huge change on its Florida insurance policy.
Lyft has apparently lowered its uninsured motorist insurance limit to $20,000 CSL. This is big news. And it’s bad for Lyft drivers and passengers.
What does CSL mean?
It means combined single limit. The CSL is the most uninsured motorist (UM) coverage that all the passengers and the Lyft driver can recover under Lyft’s insurance policy for one accident.
UM coverage only applies if someone other than the Lyft driver was at fault for causing the crash.
The new UM limit is now just $20,000. Thus, Lyft’s current insurance policy is much worse than the prior one that it had.
But why?
Because the prior Lyft policy had $250,000 in UM/UIM coverage. Lyft has now lowered its UM coverage by $230,000!
That’s a huge drop in UM coverage.
What stayed the same in Lyft’s new auto insurance policy?
Lyft kept the same insurance company: Greenwich Insurance Company.
Once again, UM/UIM coverage is uninsured motorist or underinsured motorist insurance coverage. There is still a $1 million CSL limit for liability coverage when the Lyft driver is “engaged in a ride”.
Lyft’s liability coverage pays if the Lyft driver’s negligence caused injuries to someone else.
Starting Feb 1, 2019, The Travelers Companies, Inc. is handling all U.S. auto insurance claim services for Lyft. I’ve settled over $450,000 in personal injury claims with Travelers. Thus, I know a thing or two about how Travelers handles accident claims.
For Lyft, I think that Travelers is just acting as a third party administrator. I don’t believe that Travelers actually insures Lyft vehicles.
I’ll explain this in detail in a bit.
That’s not it…
I’ll share must-know tips on dealing with York Risk Services, and Steadfast Insurance company. You’ll also hear about settlements and claims with Lyft’s insurance company, Greenwich Insurance Company.
And you’ll get to hear my thoughts on car accident settlements with Travelers Insurance Company. (I’ve settled many personal injury claims with Travelers. This includes a $300,000 car accident settlement, and other big car accident settlements.)
For starters, here is my video on Lyft accident settlement amounts and claims.
If you miss work as a result of an auto accident, you may be entitled to compensation for your lost wages. This includes past and future wages, and inability to perform household services. You may also be able entitled to recover your medical expenses and pain, suffering, mental anguish, and inconvenience. However, those damages are outside the scope of this article.
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Uninsured motorist (UM) coverage may provide compensation to an insured who is injured while on a motorcycle.
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Over the past 15 years, I’ve learned a lot about State Farm claims. Here, I’ll discuss several State Farm car accident settlements. I’m also going to talk about State Farm dog bite and attack claims.
We’ll talk about State Farm’s first settlement offer. But I won’t stop there.
You’ll hear about soft tissue cases with State Farm. And fractures too.
You’ll also see mistakes that people have made when dealing with State Farm.
The bad news?
State Farm is a below average paying insurer in personal injury cases. They insure cars, trucks, motorcycles and homes.
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