When the At-fault Driver Has No or Inadequate Insurance Coverage
In most car accidents, it is possible for the injured person to recover compensation from the liable party's insurance provider. However, when the at-fault driver is uninsured or underinsured, the injured person must pursue compensation from his or her own uninsured/underinsured coverage.
At The Orlow Firm, our attorneys have extensive experience handling car accident cases and are knowledgeable in the complex insurance issues that come into play. We will use our experience, skill and resources to pursue maximum compensation for your car accident injury case.
Contact our New York City law firm today to speak with an experienced New York uninsured motorist coverage attorney.
NY City Underinsured Motorist Accident Lawyer
If you have been injured by an uninsured driver, you may pursue compensation from your own, first party, uninsured motorist coverage. Your insurance company, however, may try to limit, delay or deny the coverage you are entitled to. This is why it is important to have an experienced personal injury attorney protecting your rights.
Our lawyers deal with insurance companies every day and have the skill and resources to determine the true value of your claim. We will pursue all avenues of compensation to help you obtain the financial resources you need to pay for your medical expenses and other hardships.
Underinsured Motorist Coverage
In some cases, the liable party's insurance coverage does not cover the damages suffered by the injury victim. In such a case, the injured party's underinsured motorist coverage can make up the difference. For instance, if you suffered a car accident injury and the total damages totaled $200,000, but the at-fault driver's liability coverage only covers $50,000, you can pursue the missing $150,000 from your own underinsured motorist coverage.
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Have you or a loved one been injured by an uninsured or underinsured driver? If so, contact our New York car accident lawyers today for information regarding your legal rights.
