Liability and property damage can prove to be the core of your auto insurance policy. Let our expert authors demystify liability and its terminology. Check out the articles below for clear, thorough information about how much liability insurance you should carry, the most valuable kinds of protection on the road, what kind of property damage your auto insurance might not be covering, and more.

Uninsured Driving Penalties: The Real Financial Costs of Being Uninsured

Uninsured Driving Penalties: The Real Financial Costs of Being Uninsured
By Lori Mandell

If you have ever been in an accident caused by an uninsured driver, you know the frustration of not being able to get your property damage and/or medical bills paid by the person responsible for creating the mess for you. The vast majority of states along with Washington, D.C.

Liability Coverage: How Much Should You Have?

Liability Coverage: How Much Should You Have?
By Cameron Jones

Legally, the most important coverage to carry on your auto policy is liability. In terms of consumer understanding, however, I find that many people can’t quite grasp the concept of what this coverage is designed to do and how important it can be. When I have conversations with new customers regarding coverage’s they’re shopping for, oftentimes, they realize they’ve never paid much attention – if any - to liability. Their main concern is making sure their own car will be repaired if there’s an accident. This approach to buying auto insurance is ill-considered and imprudent. If limits are chosen properly, liability coverage can be the difference between being well protected and potential financial disaster.