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What to Do After a Car Accident with a Driver with No Insurance

After a car accident, you must get everything squared away as quickly as possible. Unfortunately, if the other person involved in the auto accident has no insurance, the resolution process gets complicated. Consistently listed in the top ten of Wisconsin lawyers for client satisfaction, Steve Caya can advise you on the best course of action after your car accident so you can focus on healing.

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When involved in a car accident with a driver who has no insurance, there are a few crucial steps you must take:

Exchange contact information with the uninsured driver
Report the accident to the Wisconsin DMV and fill out the following forms (visit the official website of the DOT for documents):
- Evaluation of motor vehicle damage
- Evaluation of property damage
- Evaluation of personal injury
Contact Steve Caya and get legal representation. Understanding the details of who’s insured and for how much – and getting one of Wisconsin’s best personal injury lawyers on your side – is key to maximizing compensation for your injuries.

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Consulting with a lawyer experienced in car accidents involving uninsured or under-insured drivers, simplifies the process and ensures your injuries and damages are properly evaluated: from neck pain to whiplash to spine injuries. Contact Janesville’s best personal injury attorney, Steve Caya, for a free consultation to determine your next steps after you've decided to file your car accident lawsuit.

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The state of Wisconsin requires all car insurance policies to include uninsured motorist coverage. If you are involved in a car accident with an uninsured driver, your own insurance policy can compensate you for your injuries and damages up to a specified amount. In the event of a hit and run car accident or a collision with an underinsured driver, this type of coverage can also come to your aid.

Keep in mind that Wisconsin abides by comparative fault law, meaning each person involved in the accident can be held partially at fault. Even if you were injured, the amount of damages you recover will be reduced by the percentage you are found at fault for the accident.

If your uninsured motorist policy can’t fully compensate you for your injuries and the uninsured driver was at fault and cannot pay, you may want to consider a lawsuit. Car accident lawyer Steve Caya can help uncover other potential sources of liability by reconstructing the accident, employing top notch experts, and following all leads. Having an experienced personal injury lawyer at your side can help reduce the amount of liability you are assigned in a car accident, therefore increasing the amount of compensation you could receive for damages.

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