Uninsured Motorist Attorneys in Alabama & Mississippi

Uninsured Motorist Lawyer Alabama

Drivers in most states are required by law to carry minimum auto insurance liability coverage, but some don’t. If you or a loved one have been injured by an uninsured motorist, or as the result of a hit-and-run accident, it’s best to immediately contact an experienced uninsured motorist (UM) attorney. A good UM lawyer can help you recover damages for your medical bills, property, lost wages, pain and suffering, and other expenses resulting from the accident.

UM attorneys at SettleMyCase.com have more than 55 years of experience handling personal injury, property damage and wrongful death claims. They are skilled investigators who always pursue full and fair compensation under the law for the victims and families of those injured or killed by negligent parties. To speak with an uninsured motorist attorney in Mississippi or Alabama who can expertly handle your case, submit a FREE Case Analysis Form now.

Advocates for Victims Injured by Uninsured Motorists

For example, motor vehicle operators in Mississippi must carry a minimum of 25/50/25 liability insurance on their vehicles, which means $25,000 of bodily injury coverage per person, $50,000 bodily injury coverage per accident, and $25,000 for property damage. Unfortunately, some drivers carry too little or no insurance; leaving their victims to pay for the damages themselves. Each state may vary their requirements.

For example, motor vehicle operators in Mississippi must carry a minimum of 25/50/25 liability insurance on their vehicles, which means $25,000 of bodily injury coverage per person, $50,000 bodily injury coverage per accident, and $25,000 for property damage. Unfortunately, some drivers carry too little or no insurance; leaving their victims to pay for the damages themselves. Each state may vary their requirements.

  • Medical bills
  • Rehabilitation needs
  • Lost wages
  • Pain and suffering
  • Property damage

A personal injury lawyer will first review your auto insurance policy to determine if it includes coverage for uninsured motorists. If so, they will guide you through the legal process to ensure that you obtain fair and full compensation up to the policy’s limits. If the accident was not your fault, your auto insurance premiums will not increase just because you file a claim.   

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Contact the police department that investigated the accident scene. Most reports can be found online, contact us to help you find it.   

The at-fault party may be responsible for the medical bills, lost wages, and pain and suffering experienced by you and any other injured occupants of your vehicle.

   

If so, you may be entitled to workers’ compensation through your employer.

That evidence could be useful while pursuing claim compensation for damages resulting from your accident.

If not, the at-fault party may be responsible for your rental car expenses.

If you did, you may be entitled to full compensation for any and all resulting medical bills. It could also benefit your case for an attorney to speak to any doctors who treated your injuries.

If not, the negligent party, or parties, may be responsible for paying your bills.

What if I’m the Victim of a Hit-and-Run Driver?

If you or a loved one were injured by a hit-and-run driver, an attorney at SettleMyCase.com will devote substantial resources to investigating the cause of the accident and identifying the at-fault party. Those efforts will include evidence preservation, obtaining copies of the police reports, and conducting eyewitness interviews to identify and locate the at-fault driver.

In cases where the identity of the at-fault driver goes undiscovered, we will help you obtain the maximum compensation under your auto insurance policy’s uninsured motorist provisions. To get started today with an experienced uninsured motorist attorney in Alabama or Mississippi, send us your FREE Case Analysis Form now or contact us using the form below.

Uninsured motorist claim – Case study

We received a call from a person that had been injured in an accident. She had previously called another attorney’s office and was told that because the person at fault did not have insurance, they could not help her.

We asked her if she had uninsured motorist coverage. She did not know at the time but called her agent and discovered that she did have coverage.

We were able to settle her case. UM Coverage is coverage that applies when a person at fault does not have insurance or does not have enough coverage. In some states, such as Mississippi, UM Coverage can be stacked. For an explanation of UM Coverage contact us by completing the form to the right or calling us.

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