Auto Insurance

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Double-Digit Profits

In one year, $774 million of auto insurance profits were made in New Jersey. This is according to a recent analysis released by the National Association of Insurance Commissioners (NAIC), a nonpartisan group of regulators from every state. The NAIC, along with a countrywide publication, the Auto Insurance Report compiled and reviewed this data. These numbers are the most honest and accurate available.

Department Figures Show Rise in Number Of Insureds

TRENTON, N.J., February 16 – There are more than five million motorists carrying car insurance in New Jersey, and more than half of them buy liability coverage of more than $100/300,000.

N.J. Manufacturers Heads List of Top 10 Insurers

TRENTON, N.J., February 16 – New Jersey Manufacturers of Trenton is the top car insurance seller in New Jersey, latest figures show.

Its Time to Wake Up, Albany

Long-abused New York drivers have paid among the nations highest auto premiums while octopus-like staged accident rings ran amok for years.

Insured Liable for Damages Due to Insolvent Insurer

TRENTON, N.J., February 3 – An insured is still responsible for any awards over $300,000, even though they had coverage up to $1 million that became void when his insurance company went insolvent, the state supreme court reluctantly ruled in an automobile injury case.

Steep Fines Bring In Revenue, Cause Outrage

TRENTON, N.J., January 31 – The state became $16.5 million richer last year because motorists did not have their drivers license, car registration and insurance identification card with them while driving.

Bills Introduced to Restore Quality of Life Definition

TRENTON, N.J., January 22 – The new legislative session has hardly started but already there are four bills introduced to restore the quality of life definition as a permanent injury to pierce the lawsuit threshold for pain and suffering lawsuits.

Bus Must Let Passengers Off in Safe Place

Plaintiff was injured when she stepped from a bus into a defect in the pavement. A Kings County jury returned a verdict for plaintiff. The Appellate Division affirmed.

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