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How do we proceed when our car was hit by a moped? Moped driver does not have insurance so we are concerned about claiming this to our insurance co.

Answered 14 years and 7 months ago by attorney Andrew Ronald Gillin   |   1 Answer
Andrew Ronald Gillin
Your two choices are to go through your own insurance company which would leave the problem of collecting from the at fault driver their problem, or trying to collect from him yourself. I suggest you discuss this with your insurance agent before you make a decision. It would be helpful to know whether this will impact your insurance premiums.   Good Luck... Read Answer
Your two choices are to go through your own insurance company which would leave the problem of collecting from the at fault driver their problem, or... Read Answer

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