By: Bob Loblaw

Bob Loblaw — Wed, 10 Mar 2010 06:35:47 +0000

you’re probably covered if you are in Canada

By: Amanda

Amanda — Wed, 10 Mar 2010 06:15:52 +0000

I hope you have uninsured motorist insurance lol

By: MSAD

MSAD — Wed, 10 Mar 2010 05:56:52 +0000

If the car is yours success has been stolen at the time of the collision – then the owner of this car is not responsible for dommage.Regardons this: is locked and park your car at night. You get up in the morning to find that he was robbed and struck another vehicle. If you are responsible for what the thief did? Of course not. He has been responsible – voiture.Maintenant parked and locked. . . . If you drink Out. . . hit a car. . . . go home and have the bright idea to call and report your car stolen. . . . the police probably will not buy her story and not take a return flight. In this case, your insurance company will probably pay for damages caused to the vehicle you frappé.Voyez the difference? Then. . . if the car was really impressed his stolen while the car insurance denied coverage for damages. In some states, prompting a demand for uninsured motorist coverage for damage to your property. You must speak with an expert for your company if your policy will cover your damages if the other refuses insurance coverage for automobiles. The best way to do is report the incident to his company and see what disent.Si you do not have collision coverage or Unisur motorist coverage and the car that hit yours was stolen while in reality it would have to pursue the Thieves damage.

By: Bulldog

Bulldog — Wed, 10 Mar 2010 05:36:01 +0000

First, contact your state attorney generell Office. He will advise you. You still have to inform your insurance company as insurance for owners of truth of the other vehicle can cover you, if I had full coverage.

Comments on: I was in a car accident. The person who was at fault was driving a stolen car with no insurance. Am I screwed?

By: Bob Loblaw

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