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How to Deal with Infinity After an Accident

Infinity Insurance, now part of Kemper, focuses on non-standard auto insurance. They often insure higher-risk drivers and handle claims accordingly.

Astghik Sogoyan

Written by Astghik Sogoyan, Esq.

Legally reviewed by Raffi Naljian, Esq.

Last reviewed July 5, 2026

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Headquarters:Birmingham, Alabama
Founded:2002
Claims:1-800-334-1661
Website:infinityauto.com

Quick Carrier Answer

How to approach a Infinity accident claim

Infinity claims should be handled with clean documentation, careful recorded-statement timing, and a clear view of common carrier tactics before any release or low offer is accepted.

Reviewed for carrier-specific claim clarity. Last schema/content review: 2026-07-05.

First priority?

Report the claim, get medical care, preserve photos and records, and avoid guessing about injuries or fault in early adjuster calls.

Biggest risk?

Recorded statements, broad medical authorizations, fast releases, and low offers can narrow the claim before the injury picture is complete.

When to escalate?

Escalate when liability is disputed, treatment is ongoing, the offer ignores future care, or the carrier asks for a final release too early.

Carrier-specific preparation

What to organize before pushing back on Infinity

Start with a clean timeline: crash date, claim number, first medical visit, follow-up care, repair estimate, wage loss, and every written or recorded request from Infinity. That timeline helps separate ordinary claim administration from pressure that could hurt the injury claim.

If Infinity asks for a broad medical authorization, recorded statement, quick release, or final offer before treatment is stable, compare this carrier page with the adjuster and filing guides before responding. The goal is to preserve cooperation without giving the carrier more than the claim actually requires.

Common Infinity Claim Tactics to Watch For

Insurance companies, including Infinity, use various strategies to minimize claim payouts. Being aware of these tactics can help you protect your rights and get fair compensation.

  • Strict policy interpretation
  • Coverage dispute tactics
  • Low policy limit defenses
  • Liability challenges
  • Slow claim processing

Tips for Dealing with Infinity

Follow these recommendations to strengthen your claim and improve your chances of receiving fair compensation from Infinity.

  • Verify all policy coverages upfront
  • Document liability clearly
  • Be aware of policy limits
  • Consider uninsured motorist claims if applicable
  • Seek legal help for coverage disputes

Common Issues with Infinity Claims

Coverage disputes

Low policy limits

Liability determination challenges

Slow processing times

Frequently Asked Questions About Infinity

Is Infinity Insurance hard to deal with?

Infinity can be challenging because they often have lower policy limits and strict policy interpretations. Legal representation is often helpful.

What if the Infinity policy limits are too low?

If the at-fault driver has insufficient coverage, you may need to pursue an uninsured/underinsured motorist claim through your own insurance.

Does Infinity Insurance pay claims?

Infinity does pay claims but often works hard to minimize payouts. Documentation and persistence are key, and legal help may be necessary.

Why Hire an Attorney for Your Infinity Claim?

Insurance companies have teams of adjusters, lawyers, and experts working to minimize your payout. An experienced personal injury attorney levels the playing field and typically recovers significantly more compensation than individuals negotiating on their own.

  • Attorney fee terms vary by written agreement
  • Free intake review to evaluate your claim
  • Experience negotiating with Infinity
  • Handle all communications with the insurance company
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