What if the Other Driver Doesn't Have Insurance?

If the driver at fault for the accident is uninsured, he or she is ultimately financially responsible for covering the damages to your vehicle, as well as paying for any medical bills you may have. In addition, most insurance policies have uninsured motorist coverage. If you have elected to pay for this coverage, then your insurance company will cover a portion of the bills that have resulted from the accident. Contact our North Carolina auto accident lawyers today for more detailed information about the specifics of your case.

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