Serving Westchester County and Rockland County in Uninsured Motorist Claims
The Insurance Research Council (IRC) estimates that seven percent of New York drivers are uninsured. In addition, countless drivers do not carry sufficient insurance if they are responsible for an accident. You may not know, but you can bring a claim against your own insurer if the other vehicle has low coverage, or no coverage at all.
The law firm of Greenspan & Greenspan has offices in White Plains and New City. We represent injured people throughout these areas. Uninsured or underinsured claims are not a simple area of law. Attorney Michael Greenspan has instructed other lawyers on uninsured motorist claims, and is known for his depth of knowledge on this topic. Our uninsured driver lawyers bring substantial experience and understand how to locate every source of compensation for your injuries.
Our first step will be to examine the terms of your insurance policy. You may believe that you have full coverage. In many cases, you do not. Some insurance companies will sell you the bare minimum limits for liability and uninsured/underinsured motorist (UIM) coverage. Currently, these limits stand at $25,000, which will usually be insufficient to cover your damages. Our law firm recommends carrying far more than the minimums for your UIM coverage. Once we have determined all available coverage, our next step will be to bring claims against your own insurance company for your damages. Our skilled approach frequently results in favorable outcomes for our clients.
Our law firm also brings insurance claims against your own policy when you are the victim of a hit-and-run car accident. Under New York law, you can only bring a claim in a hit-and-run accident when your vehicle is contacted by the offending vehicle.
Call 914-290-4403 or 888-895-8231 for a Free Case Evaluation
To discuss your car accident and your injuries with an experienced attorney, contact Greenspan & Greenspan. Our law firm has offices in White Plains and New City.
