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My husband rear-ended someone and his insurance is handling the lawsuit. His coverage is only $10k, and they sent a letter agreeing to settle for the $10k. But I am worried they will just come after him for the rest, because they listed over $100k in repairs and medical bills. Their settlement agreement includes an affidavit with questions about his assets, bank balances, salary, etc. They want to know my name, even though I was not there and am not on his policy. Why would they need my name? If they are agreeing to a settlement, why do they need this info? Are they just getting ready for round two?
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You and your husband need to address this with the insurance carrier and defense lawyer handling the settlement.
Answered on Feb 09th, 2023 at 11:13 AM
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