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Personal Injury Protection (PIP) car insurance, or no-fault insurance, is available to cover medical bills and other expenses related to an automobile accident, no matter who is at fault. The insurance covers the driver, policyholder, and their passengers, even if they lack health insurance.  What are the Policy Limits? Sometimes, medical care expenses can mount… read more

The practice of bad faith in travel insurance claims has left millions of people stranded and under a great deal of financial stress. Unfortunately, this is not an uncommon occurrence, as the law offices of Dawson and Rosenthal have been consulted by clients on this same issue time and time again. To learn more, please… read more

Dawson and Rosenthal have seen a number of disheartening cases concerning companies denying insurance claims over the years – chief among those guilty of this practice being UnitedHealth. UnitedHealth has a track record of forcing Americans around the country into stressful financial situations by denying their claims. Reach out to an insurance bad faith attorney… read more

When you enter into a contract with your insurance company, you don’t do so simply to pay monthly premiums. You have entered into the agreement assuming they will protect you from financial hardships if you ever need to file a claim. You have trusted them with your money in exchange for their protection. But what… read more

Insurance adjusters, often employed by insurance companies, are trained to evaluate damages to property and personal injuries. They consider the extent of injuries or damages and make an informed recommendation to the insurance company about how to settle claims. In short, insurance adjusters determine the liability the insurance agency has in given situations. What’s Expected… read more