Whenever you’re hurt, the last thing you want to have to do is to go to court and fight for compensation. The majority of people carry insurance, so if you’re hurt, you can hold them accountable and the insurance company pays out.
When the other party doesn’t have insurance, things can become more difficult. For example, if you’re involved in a two-vehicle collision and are left with a brain injury, you could be looking at tens of thousands of dollars of medical costs (or more). If the other party doesn’t have insurance or doesn’t have adequate insurance, you could be left wondering how you’re going to cover those costs.
What do you need to do if the other party doesn’t have insurance after you’re hurt?
After you’re hurt, you may want to speak with your attorney if the other party doesn’t have insurance. Since they don’t have insurance coverage, you may need to rely on your own insurance and turn to the courts for support in getting compensated through a personal injury lawsuit. If you win, you may need help collecting what you’re owed, because it may be difficult for the other party to come up with the amount you were awarded.
Our website has more information about personal injuries, insurance and what to do if someone doesn’t have insurance and causes a car crash or other incident. As a victim of a personal injury, it’s important that you’re able to get the care you need; With the support of those who have worked in law and medicine, you can fight for the compensation you need.
