queennoise
Junior Member
What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)? Nebraska
My boyfriend was just in an accident that was his fault. He is currently covered by two auto insurance companies. (When he bought a house he got grouped insurance to get better rates with his new company, but did not cancel his old insurance-meant to, but forgot.) He is not sure how to go about handling the claim(s). At the scene of the accident he only provided information about his old provider (as that was what he had handy at the time). The other involved party's insurance company just called today and we want to make sure that we handle this appropriately. I have read that he needs to make claims with both his old and new insurance carriers and that the likely outcome is that they will split the bill. I am not sure how accurate this is. Please advise. Thanks.
My boyfriend was just in an accident that was his fault. He is currently covered by two auto insurance companies. (When he bought a house he got grouped insurance to get better rates with his new company, but did not cancel his old insurance-meant to, but forgot.) He is not sure how to go about handling the claim(s). At the scene of the accident he only provided information about his old provider (as that was what he had handy at the time). The other involved party's insurance company just called today and we want to make sure that we handle this appropriately. I have read that he needs to make claims with both his old and new insurance carriers and that the likely outcome is that they will split the bill. I am not sure how accurate this is. Please advise. Thanks.