Most of the time, injury claims are being handled by the contracted insurance companies. These insurance companies have agreed to pay for automobile accidents and other injuries in exchange of the premiums they got from the clients. As the insured claimant, you should still be able to know your rights and duties in accordance with the printed contract. This is for you to be ale to defend your claim and protect your legal interests. When the insurance companies make mistakes and tell these to the uninformed clients, the effects could be detrimental to the clients.  Sometimes insurance companies make mistakes, and if their client is not well informed, they could be deprived of the benefit they were promised in their insurance contract. In theory, the insurance companies would almost always opt to protect their interest. This is the reason why you should also work on to protect yours. Thus, as a client, you should know about

• Subrogation Action: This article provides an overview of subrogation rights and actions and lays out how subrogation actions work.

• Protecting a Settlement From an Insurance Provider:  Learn about how hospitals make a claim on a settlement and how to prevent it.

• Liability for Injury : Insurance Options: Learn about the insurance policies in this section.

• Insurance Claims After an Accident : The Basics: This article will explain the insurance claims process, how insurance companies calculate the value of a claim, and the differences between first party and third party claims.