Your insured owns two vehicles insured with two different insurance companies. Each vehicle carries $1,000,000 liability,...

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Your insured owns two vehicles insured with two different insurance companies. Each vehicle carries $1,000,000 liability, plus the OPCF 44. Vehicle#1 also has collision coverage with a $500 deductible and comprehensive coverage with a $500 deductible. Vehicle#2 possesses all perils coverage with a $300 deductible. Your insured has acquired a third vehicle, but has been unable to advise you, and while driving the vehicle home is struck by an identified insured third party. Your insured sustains severe bodily injury and incurs $40,000 of damage to his vehicle. If your insured is 50% at-fault, how much would he receive under the policy? Your insured owns two vehicles insured with two different insurance companies. Each vehicle carries $1,000,000 liability, plus the OPCF 44. Vehicle#1 also has collision coverage with a $500 deductible and comprehensive coverage with a $500 deductible. Vehicle#2 possesses all perils coverage with a $300 deductible. Your insured has acquired a third vehicle, but has been unable to advise you, and while driving the vehicle home is struck by an identified insured third party. Your insured sustains severe bodily injury and incurs $40,000 of damage to his vehicle. If your insured is 50% at-fault, how much would he receive under the policy?

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