Some insurance company policies cover being hit by an uninsured driver -check you policy.
If not then you would have to sue the liable driver personally (only worth doing if you think he/she has any assets to cover the claim and the legal costs).
You can try to sue the unlicensed driver, but if they don't have the money to pay any damages awarded, you are well and truly up the creek.
Not usually. It sounds like the insurance company was a victim of fraud.
up to 250 thousand dollars is insured in all banks
No, the lienholder usually forces insurance on you car and you are liable for the premium. When you purchase your own insurance they will take the difference from the premium off of your balance, but you will still be liable to pay for the months that you were not insured. I recomend you hurry and get insurance on your car. The insurance your bank provides is no good, not only that, but you can risk having your car repossed if it is not insured.
Money in a bank is FDIC insured. Money with an insurance company is actually safer than with a bank.
If it is insured the amount has not been made public.
His insurance is not valid BUTWhere I live is insurance company is required by law to pay for the damage he caused and then they may sue him for the money.
You, too, can check into the Graybar Hotel. The hoosegow. The calaboose. The gaol. Let me get my thesaurus for synonyms for "prison"...
25000
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If a bank is FDIC insured then it would be up to $250,000.00 To find a bank that is insured by FDIC go to the link below