Will an Insurance Company Provide a Fair Settlement if I Have Limited Tort Coverage?

You understood what you were getting into when you purchased limited tort car insurance. You knew that your claims for pain and suffering may be denied unless you qualified for a limited tort exception. However, you also expected that your claims for medical expenses, lost income and other economic losses would be covered if you were hurt in an accident. That was the contract you entered when you signed the papers for limited tort coverage.

Now that you have been in an accident, however, the insurance company does not seem to want to honor that contract. They are pushing you to settle for less than your case is worth.

You do not have to settle a limited tort case without speaking with a limited tort lawyer. You have the right to understand what the insurance company is offering you and how they came up with their settlement offer. You have the right to get a settlement that is consistent with the terms of your insurance policy.

Limited tort should not be used by an insurance company to deny valid claims. If you have been hurt and you have limited tort insurance coverage, please contact an experienced Pennsylvania limited tort lawyer today for more information about your right to a fair and just recovery.

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Representing more than 25,000 clients during the past 25 years has given Jon Ostroff the knowledge and experience to win in the courtroom or settle an insurance claim for top dollar. The continuing recognition by the legal community, clients and high-profile publications and media (like CNN), is an indication of Jon’s commitment to excellence.

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Take a Step Toward Your Recovery Today

Ostroff Injury Law helps victims with limited tort still obtain damages to cover pain and suffering, medical bills, and other related expenses. Call our firm today at 484-351-0350 or fill out the form to the right if you need an attorney to fight for your rights after a vehicle accident.

As always, you pay nothing until your case settles.

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