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- Who is responsible for paying my property damage claim?
- Will Keller Keller LLP handle my property damage?
- What does "mitigating" my property damagemean?
- Why would the insurance company not give me a rental car?
- Am I allowed tooffer evidence to the adjusterthat my car is worth more than what he or she hasoffered?
- I just bought my car and owe more than it's worth. What can I do?
- Who determines whether the vehicle is repairable or not?
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Why would the insurance company not give me a rental car?
A:
1. The other party's insurance company is still investigating liability.
Remember, just because the police report indicates their driver is at fault, there's still the chance their insured has told them a different story. Until that insurance company places liability on their insured, they will not extend you a rental. (The police report is not necessarily the definitive factor in regard to liability.)
2. You were struck by an uninsured driver and do not have a rental car provision in your policy.
Few people think to check their policy for rental car provisions. Some people believe full coverage automatically includes rental car coverage. Not true. I would suggest calling your agent to see if you have rental car coverage in your policy.
3. You were uninsured and placed at fault for the accident.
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