Third-Party Claims

Third-party claims refer to situations where someone seeks compensation for damages or losses from an entity that is not directly involved in the dispute. For example, if you get injured in a car accident caused by another driver, you might file a claim against their insurance company. In this case, the insurance company is the third party. Third-party claims can arise in various contexts, such as insurance, contracts, or liability situations, where an external party is responsible for compensating the injured party for their loss or harm.