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My Neighbor Got Injured and Wants to Sue Me: What Should I Do?

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Two neighbors were arguing over a tree whose branches extended into the other’s property. The tree owner dismissed the complaints, while the other insisted that the noise of the branches hitting his window kept him from sleeping. He said, “If you don’t trim your tree, I’ll sue you.”

To prove the inconvenience caused by the tree, he invited the owner over to his house to see for himself.

But while crossing the annoyed neighbor’s driveway, the tree owner tripped over a garden hose, fell, and fractured his hip. He was hospitalized and required surgery.

Now, the host neighbor was worried: Could he be sued for the accident?

The Importance of Homeowner’s Insurance

When he consulted a lawyer, the attorney asked a key question: “Do you have homeowner’s insurance?”

Fortunately, his policy included liability and medical expenses coverage, which protected him from a potential lawsuit and covered the injured neighbor’s medical costs.

Additionally, the lawyer explained that the law allows trimming branches from neighboring trees that extend onto your property, avoiding future conflicts.

Your Insurance Protects You from More Risks Than You Think

Homeowner’s insurance isn’t just a formality. It’s a financial shield that protects your home from damage and supports you in situations where third parties may seek compensation.

Don’t wait for an issue to arise to review your coverage. If you want to enhance your policy, call Univista Insurance and get the homeowner’s insurance that best suits your needs and budget. Protect yourself before it’s too late!

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