An explanation of SAIP or the dollar a day insurance policies in New Jersey
Being involved in a car accident is most people’s worst nightmare. It ruins your day, and could potentially ruin your life if the accident is serious enough. Thankfully, you have insurance and so does the other party involved. But how long do they have to investigate your claims, and how long will it take to…
If you want to drive in Pennsylvania, you need to have personal injury protection or PIP coverage. Take note that the required PIP coverage in Pennsylvania is the Medical Benefits part of what’s called the First Party Benefits coverage in PA. Understanding how PIP coverage in Pennsylvania works and choosing the right amount for your…
You need to have personal injury protection (PIP) insurance in Philadelphia because the law says so, also commonly known as first-party benefits (FPB) under Pennsylvania law. All drivers must also buy and maintain minimum auto insurance requirements to legally drive on Pennsylvania roadways, something known as maintaining financial responsibility under the law.Filing an Injury Claim?Get…
All people who own and drive a vehicle in Pennsylvania are required under law to carry specific minimum amounts of auto insurance coverage on their vehicle. Because Pennsylvania follows the no-fault auto insurance system, besides liability insurance, all drivers must also carry medical benefits coverage, also called personal injury protection insurance. This means that yes—you…