as long as both you and the driver swapped paperwork and the companies aware of it you MAY br able to get them to pay directly or get their ins company info do deal with them directly. But if they tell you to screw your basically screwed as you werent on the road legally to begin with. At only 3k the lawyer fees may not be worth it.
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Discussion in 'Questions From New Drivers' started by bigwuz, Feb 25, 2014.
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If you only have liability rather then full coverage,is it still the responsibility of the person that hit you to pay for the damages?My boyfriend hit a guy at Tyson only that guys vehicle was old so kb said hes probably only has liability and kb wouldn't have to pay for it.This was like a month ago and hasn't heard anything yet.See he hit the guy with a kb truck.
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If you do get a check from this guy I would take it and pay your premium in full for a year and buy a can of rustoleum and do an aerosaul overhaul on the passenger side of your car. Not cool to be driving around with no coverage. If you hit someone you would be up #### creek in a screen boat.
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"It's lapsed and it's happened before" which means you are a "chronic driver that drives without Insurance." If I was the Company or Driver that hit you I would tell you to "Go Pound Sand."
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I do not know anything about the op's home state but I live in NH and NH does not require auto ins on pass. auto's. I think it is insane and I would never drive any of my vehicles uninsured but depending on the op's laws in his state he may have not been "driving illegal" I am not taking sides here just wanted to point that out
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Indiana does require liability insurance. It was illegal for him to drive the car. They can also suspend his license.
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So are you folks saying there are states that dont require insurance, or do you mean there are states that require you are essentially self insured and must prove you have the finances to do so ?
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