Personal Injury Lawyers: Uninsured Motorist ClaimsCalifornia law requires all drivers to carry auto insurance. However, about one in four California drivers are uninsured motorists, according to the Insurance Research Council. Passionate Representation in Uninsured Motorist Claims If an uninsured motorist caused an accident that injured you, who will compensate you for your injuries? Uninsured motorists are unlikely to have personal assets to cover your expenses. A study by the California Department of Insurance found that uninsured drivers are more likely to be young, transient and have incomes of $20,000 or less. Many people are not aware that the uninsured motorist provisions of their own insurance policies are available to compensate them for damages caused by uninsured and underinsured drivers. Turning to Your Own PolicyMost insured drivers have uninsured motorists coverage. In California, uninsured motorists' coverage is included in every auto insurance policy unless it is specifically denied in writing by the insured. When you are making a claim for benefits, your insurance company perceives you as an adverse party — someone who wants their money. Their priority is to pay as little as possible to you in benefits. In these situations, it is important to be represented by an experienced attorney who understands the insurance industry. At Hersh & Hersh, our attorneys help clients receive the full amount of benefits they deserve in uninsured motorist claims. We've been doing it for more than 35 years. Our goal is to maximize the benefits you receive. Please don't accept a fast and cheap settlement offer without first speaking to an attorney at Hersh & Hersh. To learn how we can help, please contact us today. The initial consultation is free of charge. From our offices in San Francisco, California, the lawyers of Hersh & Hersh represent people injured by uninsured motorists nationwide. |


