UM coverage is part of your own auto policy that pays when the at-fault driver has no insurance.
- ✓Covers your injuries
- ✓May cover lost wages
- ✓Includes pain and suffering
- ✓Available even if you're a passenger
- ✓Works in hit-and-run cases
Being hit by an uninsured driver doesn't mean you're without recourse. Your own uninsured motorist (UM) coverage may provide the compensation you need. We help victims navigate these claims effectively.
UM coverage is part of your own auto policy that pays when the at-fault driver has no insurance.
Unfortunately, your own insurance company may still try to minimize your UM claim. We advocate aggressively on your behalf.
Check your policy or declarations page. UM coverage is required in some states and optional in others.
Laws vary by state, but UM claims generally should not raise rates since you weren't at fault.
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