How do I recover my uninsured losses following a no fault car accident?
How do I recover my uninsured losses following a no fault car accident?
Asked on 22 September 2019 by
Answered by
Tim Kelly
If you have legal assistance on your policy, use that. If you do not, you can contact the at fault insurer directly, advise that you will be issuing proceedings in the small claims courts for your losses if they do not reimburse you. Alternatively, use an accident management company or solicitor.
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