Yes. In fact, you need to distinguish between your insurance company the company that you purchased insurance from. You have an obligation under the insurance contract and the law in most states to cooperate with your insurance company with the investigation of the accident. You also have an obligation under the insurance contract and law to notify your insurance company of the accident or the wreck.
Bryan Fisher , lead trial attorney with Fisher Injury Lawyers , has been named a member of the Chancellor's Council of the LSU Law Center in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. The Chancellor's Council was founded in 1999 to...
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