When the Negligent Driver Does Not Have Sufficient Insurance
Car accident cases, at their heart, are insurance issues. In most cases, it is ultimately that driver's insurance company that provides compensation to the motor vehicle accident victim. What happens when the negligent driver does not have sufficient insurance coverage? What happens when the negligent driver has no insurance coverage whatsoever? Does that mean you will not be able to get compensation for the injuries you suffered? Not necessarily.
With more than 65 years of combined experience on our side, experience that includes a great deal of work with insurance companies, the Pennsylvania attorneys at Friday & Cox LLC understand the steps to take to get you compensation, even when the odds seem to be against you.
Your Insurance Policy Can Play a Role
You may not even be aware of it, but your insurance policy may include uninsured and underinsured motorist coverage. This coverage is designed specifically for these situations. If the negligent driver does not have sufficient coverage, we will get everything we can from his or her policy and then pursue additional compensation from your own insurance company. If the negligent driver has no coverage at all, we will go straight to your insurance company to help you get the money you need.
Hit-and-Run Accidents
If the police are unable to find the driver who caused the accident, hit-and-run accidents are handled in much the same way as uninsured motorist accidents. Our lawyers will go through your own insurance coverage to get you compensation.
Free Initial Consultation With an Erie Underinsured Motorist Attorney
For a free initial consultation with a Pittsburgh uninsured driver attorney, call 1-866-462-9607 or contact us online.
