UM/UIM coverage
Uninsured or underinsured motorist coverage may be relevant depending on the policy and circumstances.
When the at-fault driver has no insurance or too little coverage, the next question is often whether another source of coverage may apply. The answer depends on the actual policies, vehicles, household facts and crash circumstances.
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This Miami uninsured-driver guide explains the policy information and accident records a lawyer may need to review. CaseClosedFL does not decide whether coverage applies.
Uninsured or underinsured motorist coverage may be relevant depending on the policy and circumstances.
Prompt reporting, witness information, video and scene evidence can be especially important when the responsible vehicle is unidentified.
Depending on the facts and policy language, more than one policy or insured vehicle may need to be reviewed.
The absence of insurance does not eliminate the need to establish how the crash occurred and who caused it.
Treatment, diagnosis, future care and work loss remain central parts of the injury picture.
Declarations pages, policy notices and claim correspondence can help identify the available insurance path.
Save the records you already have. They can help a participating attorney understand the accident, treatment and insurance history if the inquiry reaches that stage.
Report the crash
Keep the crash-report number and any information about the other driver or hit-and-run vehicle.
Locate your policies
Gather applicable auto insurance documents and any UM/UIM information you have available.
Track treatment and losses
Keep medical, wage and expense documentation even when the at-fault driver is uninsured.
There may still be insurance questions worth reviewing, including whether uninsured motorist coverage or another applicable policy exists.
A hit-and-run can create additional proof and coverage issues. Preserve reports, witness information, camera footage and insurance communications as early as possible.
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