What happens when the vehicle that caused my accident has no insurance?
A: The answer is it depends whether you or a person in your household owns a car. If you or a person owns a car then your insurance carrier will pay for your injuries under the Uninsured motorist provision of your policy. If no one in your household owns a vehicle then M.V.A.I.C. comes in an the state will pay for your injuries.
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Mallilo & Grossman, Attorneys at Law
163-09 Northern Blvd
Flushing, NY 11358
Phone: 718-461-6633
Fax: 718-321-8636
Mallilo & Grossman, Attorneys at Law
1957 Flatbush Avenue
Brooklyn, NY 11234
Phone: 718-951-7345
Fax: 718-951-7456
FAQ
Auto Accidents
- I was hit in the rear while driving my car. Is it automatically the other drivers fault?
- IF I AM INJURED AS A DRIVER IN AN AUTO ACCIDENT AND THE DEF HAS LIMITED INSURANCE BUT MY INJURIES ARE WORTH SUBSTANTIALLY MORE THAN THE OTHER DRIVERS POLICY LIMITS WHAT CAN I DO
- I was in an accident and only suffered property damage but did not injure myself. Can I sue?