Legal Question in Personal Injury in Georgia
injury in an automobile accident
who is responsible for injuries inccured from an automobile accident caused by another driver who wasn't insured but presented a false insurance card at the scene of the accident.
4 Answers from Attorneys
Re: injury in an automobile accident
No need to parrot the other responses; they are all correct. You can check the declarations page on your own policy to see if you have uninsured coverage. If you do not have uninsured coverage, you must sue the other driver for your damages. If you would like to be represented by an attorney, you can call my office to discuss the case at 404.529.9081. You will speak directly with me, no law clerks or legal assistants.
Sincerely,
David H. Glass
Re: injury in an automobile accident
If the other driver truly doesn't have auto insurance then you can look to your own "uninsured motorist" policy for recovery. Call me to discuss - no obligation and no charge - toll free 866.352.3311. We handle cases all over the State of Georgia.
Re: injury in an automobile accident
The person responsible is the driver at fault. If there is uninsured motorist coverage - a claim can be made through that.
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Re: injury in an automobile accident
The other driver remains responsible even if the driver has no insurance, but it may be difficult to collect against the driver as it is doubtful there would be assets available with a driver who does not even carry insurance. If you have uninsured motorist coverage under your own auto policy it would allow you to recover. Call if you have questions. You may visit our website at www.johnsonward.com for more information on our firm.
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