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10/3/20

[Answer] Bob has a personal auto policy with Part C UM/UIM limits of $100/$300. He is injured by Jennifer who has Part A Bodily Injury Liability limits of $50/$100. The police determine that Jennifer is at fault for the accident. Bob has $125 000 in medical expenses. How much will Bob's Part C UM/UIM pay?

Answer: $50 000




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Bob has a personal auto policy with Part C UM/UIM limits of $100/$300. He is injured by Jennifer who has Part A Bodily Injury Liability limits of $50/$100. The police determine that Jennifer is at fault for the accident. Bob has $125 000 in medical expenses. How much will Bob's Part C UM/UIM pay? Bob has a personal auto policy with Part C UM/UIM of 100/300 . He is injured by Jennifer who has part A. bodily injury liabilities limits of 50/100 . the police determine that Jennifer is at fault for the accident . Bob has 125000 in medical expenses . How much will Bob's part C UM/UIM pay ? Bob has a personal auto policy with Part C UM/UIM limits of $100/$300 . He is injured by Jennifer who has Part A Bodily Injury Liability limits of $50/$100 . The police determine that Jennifer is at fault for the accident . Bob has $125 000 in medical expenses . How much will Bob's Part C UM/UIM pay ? Rosa's sedan is covered by a personal auto policy with split limits for liability coverage of 100/300 /50. Rosa's friend Lamont owns a sports car that is covered by a PAP with split limits of liability coverage of 25/50/10. Rosa borrowed Lamont's sports car and caused an accident … Policyholder B has a business auto policy with limits of 100/300 /50. In an accident for which B was liable there were BI claims in the amounts of $80 000; $100 000; and $125 000; and PD claims of $20 000 and $35 000. How much will his policy pay ? a. $305 000 BI and $55 000 ...

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