In a third-party claim, the injured person has a duty to: A. rectify the situation which directly caused the injury. B. join the insurer in a lawsuit against the insured. C. accept any settlement offered by the insurer. D. authorize the insurer to examine her medical records.
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This could be a car accident, a slip and fall accident, a product liability claim, etc. A. Rectify the situation which directly causes the harm: This is not the duty of the injured person. The person who caused the harm is responsible for rectifying the Show more…
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