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    How do first party and third party insurance work?

    AlexzanderBy AlexzanderMarch 15, 2021Updated:July 23, 20211 Comment2 Mins Read
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    Both first party and third party insurance typically come into play in most auto accidents. To avoid being taken advantage of, it is important that you understand how these types of insurance work and the rights and responsibilities of all parties involved. “First party” and “third party” are terms that refer to your relationship with an insurance company. Your insurance company, the one that you pay premiums to and have a contractual relationship with, is considered a first party insurer. And the insurance they provide that covers your personal damages is called first party insurance.

    Some examples of first party insurance include:

    • Collision Coverage (COLL)
    • Comprehensive Coverage (COMP)
    • Personal Injury Protection (PIP)
    • Uninsured Motorist Coverage (UM)
    • Underinsured Motorist Coverage (UIM) Also, if you are a passenger in someone else’s car or a pedestrian hit by a car, the driver’s PIP coverage will be considered first party, even though you do not pay premiums to the driver’s carrier.

    First-party insurance providers owe a high legal duty to those they insure. If an insurance company does not have a direct relationship with you, but it’s insured may be liable to you for damages, the company is considered a third party insurer.

    In other words, a third-party insurer is typically the insurance company of the other party involved in the accident. Some examples of third party insurance include: • Bodily Injury Liability Coverage (

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