What If The At-Fault Driver Doesn't Have Enough Coverage?

What If The At-Fault Driver Doesn't Have Enough Coverage?
Brought to you by Zarzaur Law, P.A. - A car accident is a scary situation in itself, especially if you have suffered injuries. What can be even more frightening is when the driver who caused the accident is underinsured. How can this be? Why doesn’t the at-fault driver have enough auto insurance to cover your injury claim?
Unfortunately, in Florida, a licensed driver is NOT required to carry bodily injury liability insurance (BI coverage).
In this video, Board Certified Civil Trial Lawyer, Joe Zarzaur, explains BI and UIM coverage and why it is very important for you to buy as much UIM (Uninsured / Underinsured) coverage you can to protect you and your family from these drivers.
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[@icefly_]

Thanks for this, I'd like to see this same video from the opposite side and how to mitigate liability exposure

[@pepeparedes5350]

What would happen to the driver at fault , nothing ??!! Pays it back ??

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The at fault driver’s insurance pays for the damages caused in a car accident, generally not the person responsible. If the other driver was entirely at fault for your car accident, and you’re able to step outside of no-fault because of the seriousness of your injuries, the other driver (or more often, their insurance company) will be liable to pay for medical bills, lost wages, and other losses you suffered after the $10,000 of PIP from your car insurance.