Can I sue my insurance company for not paying for damages incurred in a car accident

Brockton, MA Viewed 532 times. Posted about 1 year ago in Insurance
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Massachusetts driving.: My mom was avoiding a car who suddenly stopped in front her and swerved off the road to avoid the car and hit a light pole.

Now her insurance says they won't pay for the damages to her car. Because she has limited collision.

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Jessica Ann Foley

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This attorney is licensed in Massachusetts. Posted about 1 year ago. Flag as objectionable
It really depends on the terms of her coverage, but often if someone has minimum insurance and they are found at fault, insurance does not have to pay. She has an uphill battle trying to get the driver of the other car to pay for her damage.
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Bruce H Murray

Bruce H Murray

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This attorney is licensed in Massachusetts. Posted about 1 year ago. Flag as objectionable
Yes, under limited collision coverage your mother would have to be found lesss than 50% at fault. Just because the insurance company says she is more than 50%, she still has the right to have that determined by a judge or jury.
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