Legal Question in Insurance Law in Florida

Thank you for your question. Many times when you purchase "insurance" from a rental car or truck agency--many times it is not really "full coverage." Meaning that it may only pay amounts that your "own" insurance would not pay.

So it may be wise to look at this U-Haul Policy to determine if it really provided what you thought it did. However, once your insurance company has been contacted, you have the right to contact them and discover what is going on. Your insurance company has a duty to do that.

Also, if you had any bodily liability coverage--meaning coverage if someone gets injured due to fault on your behalf--and you get sued for that, your insurance company will have to provide you with an attorney.

Good luck and feel free to follow-up.

AK