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A court case decided by the Iowa Supreme Court at the end of June has some potentially significant implications for drivers who are injured in auto accidents. In the case, Karen Robinson was seeking compensation from her insurer for medical expenses that arose nearly four years after the initial car accident took place. Robinson tried […]

Last week we talked about how to fight a surcharge imposed by your Massachusetts car insurance company following an accident. In that article, we mentioned the state’s standards of fault, and how if your accident involved any of the details outlined in those standards, you’re likely to be considered responsible for the crash and see […]

At the end of June, an Indiana U.S. district court ruled that a father’s repeated verbal warnings to his daughter about not letting anyone else drive her car were strong enough to allow his insurer to deny coverage for an accident that occurred while her boyfriend was driving. The case has implications for insurers as […]

The hit 1990s TV show “Seinfeld” taught us a lot of things over the course of its nine seasons: When you’re ordering from the Soup Nazi, don’t try to make small talk. If you see a fat man getting mugged, don’t just stand there and videotape it. If you spot Sue Ellen Mischke walking down the […]

On Monday, insurance giant Progressive announced that, judging by the huge amount of data it has collected from policyholders using its Snapshot device, real information collected about a person’s driving behavior appears to be by far the best predictor of how much it will cost to insure him or her. And if the company is […]

A Washington State man was recently charged with a crime for trying to collect $20,000 worth of compensation from a car insurance company for his cat’s crash-related death that occurred back in 2009. The catch: the cat allegedly never existed, according to the state. The Washington State Office of the Insurance Commissioner said in a […]

A new calculator feature produced by the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS) that attempts to quantify the benefits states could see from developing stricter teen-licensing laws estimates that South Dakota has the most to gain from beefing up new-driver restrictions. According to the IIHS calculator, the rates at which 16- and 17-year-old South Dakotans […]

State data are showing that the number of uninsured drivers in Texas has dropped significantly in 2012. But how much of that trend can be attributed to greater compliance with mandatory car insurance laws, and how much of it can be chalked up to data fluctuations? In October 2008, Texas law enforcement and state officials […]