My car was crashed by fall tree due to storm.can I get any compensation for the damage by wisconsin state law?

Answer 1

Your auto insurance would cover that damage, if you have comprehensive coverage. If not, you would have to prove the owner of the tree knew that the tree was a danger.

If it was an apparently healthy tree, the owner is not liable for an act of God, which is what a storm is considered!!

Answer 2

No, the state of Wisconsin doesn't reimburse people for damages caused by falling trees. Neither does your homeowners policy.

If you have "comprehensive" coverage (note, not a "comprehensive" policy, but a single coverage line) on your policy, it covers damage from falling objects, such as trees. If you don't have it, you're out of luck.

Answer 3

I doubt you could get any money from the state. This would only be covered if you have a comprehensive deductible on your car insurance policy. Pay that, and your insurance company should pay the rest.

Answer 4

All depends on what your Insurance Policy covers.
No one here can give you a definitive answer.
Contact your Insurance Agent.

This is usually called "an act of God" in the policy.
"A manifestation especially of a violent or destructive natural force, such as a lightning strike or earthquake, that is beyond human power to cause, prevent, or control."

Answer 5

If you have comprehensive coverage, your insurance company will cover it. If it was your tree, then your homeowner's insurance MAY cover the loss. Check with your insurance company.

Answer 6

Another religious question.
Act of god.
Yes most insurers believe in god.
No compensation.

Answer 7

I'd check with home insurance and auto insurance. between the two, one of them should repair your car. and if the home isn't yours and your renting, talk to the landlord.

Answer 8

Your homeowners insurance may cover it.


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Answer 9

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