Why it is Important to Have Uninsured Motorist Insurance in Florida
Even though 49 states require car insurance, nearly one in eight motorists are taking to the roads without it, according to a report by the
"If you are involved in a car accident and the negligent driver does not have automobile insurance, you may be paying for your expenses out of your own pocket," said personal injury attorney
Uninsured motorist coverage is insurance that can be purchased on the driver's own automobile insurance policy. Uninsured motorist coverage protects the policyholder, their relatives who reside with them, and passengers who occupy the vehicle at the time of the accident. Uninsured motorist insurance provides coverage for medical bills, lost wages, disability, long term nursing care, pain and suffering, and replacement services for things that the injured is no longer able to do. Drivers can select a limit for uninsured motorist coverage, but may not choose an uninsured motorist limit higher than the bodily injury liability limit that was selected. Uninsured motorist coverage does not pay for damage to the vehicle.
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To learn more about uninsured motorist insurance coverage in the state of
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