21st Century Casualty Company

If you have been involved in a car accident with a driver insured by a 21st-century casualty company, one of the primary concerns that we must have is timely notifying the insurer of the claims that you have against the at-fault driver who is covered by the liability policy issued by 21st-century casualty company.

Most people are not sure where to begin with the process of notifying an insurance company of a claim, and they are not sure what questions that they should or should not answer.  

Are you having trouble contacting a 21st-century causality company after a car accident?

If you have been hurt in a car accident, one of the first things that you or your car accident attorney must do is to provide notice to all potential insurers of the claim. The claim is basically informing the insurer that an incident has occurred that will likely be covered by the insurance policy, the date of the incident, and their insured’s name (the at-fault driver’s name). Failure to provide an insurer with notice of a claim can defeat coverage, and can result in the insurer denying coverage.

If you have been hurt in an accident with a driver that is insured by 21st century casualty company, our car accident lawyers can help.

This is the basic information that is provided by the Georgia Department of Insurance for 21st-century casualty:

NAME: 21st century casualty company
NAIC: 36404
LICENSE DT: 4/29/05
STATUS: ACTIVE
ADDRESS: 3 Beaver Valley Road
CITY: Wilmington
STATE: DE
POSTAL CODE: 198031115
TELEPHONE NUMBER: (302)252-2000

When you contact 21st-century to set up the claim, expect an extensive intake process.

What questions do you answer if you are attempting to set up the claim with 21st century casualty company on your own?

We strongly recommend that you hire a lawyer to communicate with a 21st-century casualty company on your behalf. However, if you undertake to set up the claim with a 21st-century casualty on your own, please recognize that you are under no obligation or duty to give a statement to the at-fault driver’s insurance company. You are only setting up the claim. We strongly recommend that in this initial conversation that you do not discuss the nature and extent of your injuries resulting from your car accident. You do not owe a duty of cooperation to the at-fault driver’s insurance company.

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Sessions & Fleischman has a proven record of providing exception results to people injured in car wreck and treating them with the compassion and care they deserve. Your car accident lawyer at Sessions & Fleischman will work hard to know our client’s case and our clients as well possible. We understand how dramatically an injury can affect you and your family. Our commitment to our clients has been recognized through numerous accolades including. If you have questions regarding your car accident case, contact Sessions & Fleischman today.