Difference between full tort and limited tort
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Difference between full tort and limited tort
I hit a someone crossing the street, at night and pretty dark, I have limited tort in Pennsylvania what are my options, is full tort better
Asked on April 18, 2009 under Insurance Law, Pennsylvania
Answers:
GW, Member, Michigan and Hawaii Bar / FreeAdvice Contributing Attorney
Answered 15 years ago | Contributor
I'm not licensed in your jurisdiction, but my research indicates that limited and full tort insurance options deal with your right to sue someone else if you are injured. If the other party or a lawyer representing them contacts you about the accident, you should contact your insurer. If you get sued, you should immediately send any papers you receive to the insurance company. They should provide you with a lawyer.
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