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Accessing Property Damage BenefitsBy Marc Diller DILLER & DILLER After your car suffers damage in a car crash, who will pay the value of your car's crash-related damage?
After your car suffers damage in a car crash, you may seek payment or reimbursement for you crash-related damages from various sources.
First, you may seek crash-related property damage payment or reimbursement from the insurance policy for your car if such policy has "Part 7: Collision" or "Part 8: Limited Collision" coverage.
Second, you may seek crash-related property damage payment or reimbursement from the insurance policy naming your car's driver at the time of the crash if such policy has "Part 7: Collision" or "Part 8: Limited Collision" coverage.
Third, you may seek crash-related property damage payment or reimbursement from the insurance policy for household members of your car's driver at the time of the crash if such policy has "Part 7: Collision" or "Part 8: Limited Collision" coverage.
Fourth, you may seek crash-related property damage payment or reimbursement from "Part 4: Damage to Someone Else's Property" of the insurance policy for the car driven by the person legally responsible for causing the crash with your car.
Fifth, you may seek crash-related property damage payment or reimbursement from "Part 4: Damage to Someone Else's Property" of the insurance policy for the driver of the car legally responsible for causing the crash with your car.
Sixth, you may seek crash-related property damage payment or reimbursement from "Part 4: Damage to Someone Else's Property" of the insurance policy for the household members of the crash's legally responsible driver.
Seventh, you may seek crash-related property damage payment or reimbursement directly from the party or parties legally responsible for causing your car crash.
Additional Automobile Accidents Resources:
Property Damage Statute (MGL C. 90 S 34O)
Massachusetts Standard Auto Insurance Policy [PDF]
For more information or a free confidential case review, contact a personal injury lawyer at Diller & Diller.
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