Hello, It really is not a case of "he-said vs she-said". What it is, is a case of physical evidence. If your car hit the neighbor's car, there will be evidence on both cars. With regards to your
No, because he has his own policy. His work status and rent are irrelevant. The coverage follows the vehicle, so if he has an accident with his car, his policy handles it. If he uses one of your vehicles
Hello Bill, The final answer is found in your policy. Go to the Comprehensive section and read the coverages. Having said, my answer is - no. In my experience, Comprehensive applies to instances
Gina, To be 100% positive, we would need to look at your policy and see if there are any endorsements regarding licensed drivers. With that being said . . . RELAX. Whether you have a driver license
Good morning, Stephanie, I am sorry that allexperts.com did not let you through right away. You do not need any inconveniences right now, but wouldn’t you know it—trying times like this are precisely