Expert looks at accident insurance: What does the city pay?

Expert looks at accident insurance: What does the city pay?

According to a report by www.waltroper-zeitung.de,

A citizen fell on Neuer Weg and the city's insurance company refused to cover the costs because the area was classified as safe for traffic. The injured party is upset about this, especially about the way the insurance company responded. The city claims that there was no “hidden danger” on Neuer Weg.

This situation could have far-reaching implications. If the city's insurance company refuses to pay for accidents in locations deemed safe by the city, this could alienate citizens and lead to a poorer public perception of the city. It could also lead to legal disputes between citizens and the city, which would result in additional costs.

In addition, the city insurer's stance could encourage other insurers to adopt similar positions, which could lead to an overall increase in insurance denials for accidents in public spaces.

Overall, the impact of this decision on public perception of the city and citizens' insurance claims could be significant in the future. It remains to be seen how the city and its insurance company will handle this situation.

Critical review and transparent communication from the insurance company and the city are crucial to maintaining citizen trust and minimizing potential negative impacts.