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Animals cause unusual car insurance claims Telegraph.co.uk Many insurance claims involve an animal of some kind - just make sure that crocodile is well secured in the back. By Chris Knapman Puppies, peacocks and ponies are among the pesky creatures that have caused motorists to make some unusual car insurance ... See all stories on this topic » Telegraph.co.uk

A lawn mower crashed into my car; why isn't that covered? Fox Business Question: I was driving my husband's car when a man on a riding lawn mower came in the road and hit the car. We have full coverage while the man riding the lawn mower has no insurance. I thought this could go under my uninsured motorist coverage, ... See all stories on this topic »

Robo-cars are coming, but insurers not quite ready Chicago Sun-Times But the imaginations at work designing driverless cars are different from the imaginations in the insurance industry. Figuring out how to insure these vehicles will be a key hurdle for the people who'd like to see more of them on the roads, ... See all stories on this topic »

A quick guide to a car insurance accident claim Newsolio Car accidents are traumatic experiences. No one wants to be in one, and the pain and fear are often magnified by the anxiety of having to deal with the insurance claim process. The first thing to do at an accident is to take care of any injuries, ... See all stories on this topic » Newsolio

South Korea's motor insurance industry to see robust growth by 2016: report Insurance Business Review The motor insurance industry in South Korea is expected to see robust growth over the next four years, according to a new report from the UK based research firm BRICdata. According to South Korean law, all car users must purchase compulsory automobile ... See all stories on this topic »

Peacocks and puppies amongst strangest car insurance Compare Now By Tom Farley, Wed 4 Apr 2012 - Published in Car Insurance Motorists have filed some strange car insurance claims in the past, but mistaking a handbrake for a jumping puppy is amongst the most bizarre of them all. The claim was polled as the strangest ... See all stories on this topic »

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