Can my insurance company change my coverage at renewal

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   Anthony Murdock

   Milwaukee Insurance Law Lawyer

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   Answered July 19, 2012 18:51. Generally, the can change what they are willing to offer in the form of coverage when ever a policy is renewed. They may add new coverages or add new exclusions. Of course, you are free to shop around and obtain better coverage.

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   Reese Serra

   Southfield Business Attorney

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   Answered July 21, 2012 21:50. Yes, at renewal a new contract arises with new terms. If they make an offer with different terms and if you accept it there is a binding contract. Sorry! Best of luck - Reese Serra

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   Howard RoitmanPro

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   Answered July 20, 2012 16:58. Yes. You may decline what they offer.

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