10/20/10

10/20/10

by Deleted user -
Number of replies: 3

Anybodyknow the breakdown for how floridas 10/20/10 limit works?

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Re: 10/20/10

by Jan Bradburn- -

Carl,

10/20/10 is a split liability limit. In the case of split liability, three separate limits apply. The first number is the amount payable for each person injured; the second number is the maximum amount payable for all person injured; and the third number is the amount payable for property damage.  All amounts are for one accident.

Please let me know if you have other questions.

Jan

 

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Re: 10/20/10

by Deleted user -

so a single limit would just be a flate rate for every incident of bodily injury per persomnand property damage?...........and does a single limit have a maximum its willing to pay out?

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Re: 10/20/10

by Jan Bradburn- -

Carl,

You are correct in your definition of a single limit.  The limit payable under liability coverage is the amount of coverage purchased by the insured - the policy limit.  There is not necessarily a maximum amount.  It would vary with individual companies.  The maximum for most companies is $500/$1000/$500.

Jan