What to do if you produce a valid insurance card at a time of an accident but the insurer claims the insurance was cancelled?
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What to do if you produce a valid insurance card at a time of an accident but the insurer claims the insurance was cancelled?
Asked on April 4, 2012 under Accident Law, New Jersey
Answers:
DRichard White / MoKan Personal Injury Group
Answered 12 years ago | Contributor
Your insurance card only provides information that you had purchased insurance coverage from a particular company, for a certain period of time (the policy period) and the policy number under which such insurance was obtained. The card is not a valid indication that you actually have insurance coverage since the coverages of insurance are always subject to the terms of the policy.
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