Jessica has a Personal Auto Policy (PAP) providing the following coverages: Coverage A: 250/500/100 Coverage...

 

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Jessica has a Personal Auto Policy (PAP) providing the following coverages: • Coverage A: 250/500/100 Coverage B: $10,000/person Coverage C: 150/300 • Coverage D: $500 deductible (collision); $500 deductible (comprehensive) Under the following scenario: (1) identify which PAP coverage is at issue (ONLY enter the letter A, B, C, or D); and (2) how much Jessica's insurance company will pay. NOTE: If you believe it is excluded/not covered, enter $0, otherwise, determine the amount and enter the amount with the $, any necessary commas, and no decimal points/cents (e.g., $1,500). Failure to follow these directions will result in answers being marked incorrect. Jessica allows her friend, Chris, to borrow her car to run a quick errand. When Chris is on her way back from the store, she totally misses a stop sign and causes an accident. The other driver's brand new car is totaled, and it had a value of $26,000. Jessica car suffers $2,100 in damages, as well. NOTE: There are 2 different coverages at issue in this scenario. Answer as to Jessica's car first (coverage letter, then $ amount), then the other driver's car (coverage letter, then $ amount). Jessica has a Personal Auto Policy (PAP) providing the following coverages: • Coverage A: 250/500/100 Coverage B: $10,000/person Coverage C: 150/300 • Coverage D: $500 deductible (collision); $500 deductible (comprehensive) Under the following scenario: (1) identify which PAP coverage is at issue (ONLY enter the letter A, B, C, or D); and (2) how much Jessica's insurance company will pay. NOTE: If you believe it is excluded/not covered, enter $0, otherwise, determine the amount and enter the amount with the $, any necessary commas, and no decimal points/cents (e.g., $1,500). Failure to follow these directions will result in answers being marked incorrect. Jessica allows her friend, Chris, to borrow her car to run a quick errand. When Chris is on her way back from the store, she totally misses a stop sign and causes an accident. The other driver's brand new car is totaled, and it had a value of $26,000. Jessica car suffers $2,100 in damages, as well. NOTE: There are 2 different coverages at issue in this scenario. Answer as to Jessica's car first (coverage letter, then $ amount), then the other driver's car (coverage letter, then $ amount).

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Coverage A 15000 Coverage B 2100 Coverage C 0 Coverage D 0 Stepbystep explanation Based on a Standard Personal Auto Policy the following are the defin... View the full answer