Archive for the 'Auto Insurance Law' Category

Tim Publishes Book on Purchasing Car Insurance

Monday, May 19th, 2008

Tim Rayne, a partner with the full service Chester County, Pennsylvania, law firm of MacElree Harvey, has published a book titled “A Lawyer’s Guide to Purchasing Car Insurance.”
For thirteen years, Tim has been helping people in Chester County who have been injured in accidents.  He has extensive experience negotiating with insurance companies and trying […]

A Lawyer’s Guide to Purchasing Automobile Insurance - Part Four - Uninsured and Underinsured Motorist Coverage

Wednesday, February 20th, 2008

Having already addressed issues involving choosing Liability Coverage and First Party Coverage, as well as making the Full Tort or Linited Tort election, I will now discuss my last automobile insurance topic in this four part series:  Uninsured and Underinsured Motorist Coverage. 
Since there are countless vehicles traveling the Pennsylvania roads every day with either no Liability […]

A Lawyer’s Guide to Purchasing Automobile Insurance - Part Three - Full Tort Versus Limited Tort

Wednesday, February 20th, 2008

In the first two parts of this four part series on purchasing automobile insurance, I discussed Liability and First Party Coverage.  In this part, I explain the critical selection of a Tort Option, Full Tort or Limited Tort.
Pennsylvania’s Motor Vehicle Financial Responsibility Law provides that consumers purchasing automobile insurance must make a choice of Tort Options […]

A Lawyer’s Guide to Purchasing Automobile Insurance - Part Two - First Party Coverage

Wednesday, February 20th, 2008

In my practice, I find that it is common for my clients to have only a limited understanding of what their automobile insurance covers until they have actually been involved in an accident.  Frequently, my clients are not happy about their coverage but, by then, it’s too late to help them because the accident has […]

A Lawyer’s Guide to Purchasing Automobile Insurance - Part One - Liability Coverage

Tuesday, February 19th, 2008

You are driving through an intersection when, suddenly, you hear the screech of tires and feel another car crash into yours.  Whether the accident was your fault or the other driver’s fault, the decisions which you made when you purchased or renewed your automobile insurance months before will significantly impact how the accident will effect […]