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The excerpt below is from a series of articles for car owners about Car Insurance

There are many cases in which the business of vehicle insurance and the insurance companies involved in it are watched over by governments. In the US, for one, the insurance companies are monitored by the state governments and the Department of Insurance. The Department of Insurance is an individual state regulated organization that keeps track of insurance rates and premiums and ensures that the business is running in a way that is fair to insurance customers.

In some other countries, insurance companies work with the Department of Motor Vehicle or other similar departments to establish the legalities of the vehicle insurance claims. Department of Motor Vehicle claims work the same as claims to the Department of Insurance in that the departments simply serve as watchdog groups to help assist the process and ensure that the process is continuing with all legal pieces in place. Without any legal ramifications in the car insurance policy, there is nothing preventing unfair practices or other unfortunate instances from taking place in the industry.

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