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craiczarry

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You are not at fault in a car accident that causes you total damages for injuries and lost employment in the amount of $550 000. If you have under insured motorist coverage and the other driver who is at fault has coverage for $500 000, what will you be able to claim?
◦ The other driver's insurance company will pay $500 000 and your health coverage will pay .
◦ The other driver's insurance company will pay $550 000.
◦ Your auto insurance company will cover $550 000.
◦ The other driver's insurance company will pay $500 000 and your auto insurance will pay .
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Reply #1 on: Nov 11, 2019
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YES! Correct, THANKS for helping me on my review

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