What happens if I’m sued for causing An auto accident and I don’t have insurance?
If you are the cause of an accident and are sued, if you have insurance your insurance carrier will provide a defense for you at no extra expense. However, if you have no insurance you could be personally responsible for any damages owed to the injured party. In addition, your driver’s license could be revoked for being uninsured.
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If you have been hurt, or a loved one has died, as the result of a car accident, you need the help of attorneys who have the experience and resources to protect your rights. Do not permanently lose your right to seek damages from those who caused you harm, call Hardison & Cochran, Attorneys at Law today.
Whether we’re gathering evidence by preserving accident records, consulting with you on legal strategies, or representing you in negotiations with insurance agents, our lawyers are always working with “Experience, Integrity and Personal Attention” to ensure that you receive the maximum compensation available to help in your recovery.
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