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11/3/2011
William S. Fawley
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How Does My Auto Insurance Work?

How Does My Auto Insurance Work?
by Bill Fawley, Esq.

There are six basic categories of coverage in the average auto insurance policy. They include bodily injury liability, medical payments coverage, property damage liability, collision, comprehensive, and uninsured/underinsured motorist coverage. What you don't know about your auto insurance could cost you a bundle! Listen into the broadcast or download our brochure entitled "Why You Probably Need More Auto Insurance Coverage" at www.lawwarsaw.com. You will find answers to the following:

- What is the theory behind auto insurance?
- What things am I covered for in my policy?
- What are the minimum insurance levels required by law in Indiana?
- Why doesn't the State require me to carry UM/UIM coverage?
- Why do most folks need more insurance?
- What are the dangers of minimum coverage?



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