courteouscowboy
New member
I'm in Washington.
I'm receiving medical care and plan on making a claim. I know that it's possible my insurance will bill me later for medical costs after I receive money from the defendant's insurance. I'm getting PIP and collision coverage from my insurance company in the meantime, and usually one's own insurance company does the leg work to receive compensation from the liable party's insurance company.
I know that typically, one includes all the medical costs for this reason.
What I don't know is:
-Do I claim the appraised value of my vehicle as well?
-Will my insurance still attempt to get compensation from the other company, if I'm making a claim?
My concern is that I won't include my vehicle in the claim, and the liable party's company will consider it a closed case and not reimburse my company, and my company will pursue me.
OR I'll include all damages in the claim, and that number will be so big that they refuse to budge from their low ball offer until taken to court.
That's it for now, thank you!
I'm receiving medical care and plan on making a claim. I know that it's possible my insurance will bill me later for medical costs after I receive money from the defendant's insurance. I'm getting PIP and collision coverage from my insurance company in the meantime, and usually one's own insurance company does the leg work to receive compensation from the liable party's insurance company.
I know that typically, one includes all the medical costs for this reason.
What I don't know is:
-Do I claim the appraised value of my vehicle as well?
-Will my insurance still attempt to get compensation from the other company, if I'm making a claim?
My concern is that I won't include my vehicle in the claim, and the liable party's company will consider it a closed case and not reimburse my company, and my company will pursue me.
OR I'll include all damages in the claim, and that number will be so big that they refuse to budge from their low ball offer until taken to court.
That's it for now, thank you!