In California, all drivers are required to have auto insurance for any car that is driven on the road. The consequences for driving without insurance can be quite severe, varying based on whether it's a first-time or repeat offense, but can range from a $100 to $500 fine, towing of the vehicle,...
Category: Uninsured Motorist
What Do Insurance Coverage Limits Mean?
An accident can occur at any time, leaving serious injuries and economic losses as a consequence. Although it is common for the cause of this to have the legal responsibility to cover the expenses caused by the accident, it is common to find that the limits of what an insurer is willing...
How Can I Get Reimbursed for Medical Expenses if I Was Hit by an Uninsured Motorist?
While California requires all drivers to carry auto insurance, the Insurance Research Council reports that nearly 1 in 8 California drivers are uninsured. Car accidents involving uninsured motorists present a problem for those deserving compensation for property damage or bodily injury.Â
If you are...
What are my rights if I am injured by an uninsured motorist?
California law requires all drivers to show financial responsibility over the vehicles they own. Financial responsibility is evidenced by auto liability insurance for injuries and property damage in case of an accident. However, not all drivers in California have insurance cover. This complicates matters for people who...