When the driver who caused your crash does not have enough insurance or any insurance at all, the consequences can fall unfairly on you. Medical bills, lost income, and long-term injuries do not disappear just because coverage is limited. With the right legal guidance, you can protect the coverage you already pay for and pursue compensation that reflects what recovery truly requires.
Uninsured / Underinsured Motorists in Dublin, OH Frequently Asked Questions
How do I know if I have UM or UIM coverage?
Your declarations page typically lists UM and UIM coverage. If you are unsure, a lawyer can review your policy and explain what applies to you.
What if the at-fault driver has some insurance, but not enough?
Underinsured motorist coverage may apply once the at-fault policy limits are exhausted, depending on your policy terms.
How long does a UM or UIM claim take?
Timing depends on the severity of the injury, documentation, and cooperation from the insurer. Serious injury claims often require more time to evaluate and resolve fully.
Can my own insurance company deny or reduce my claim?
Yes. Insurers may dispute the severity or value of an injury. Strong documentation and legal guidance help protect against unfair outcomes.
Do I need permission before settling with the at-fault driver?
Often, yes. Failing to settle without proper notice can impact your ability to access UIM benefits. Legal guidance helps ensure the process is handled correctly.

Get Clarity About Your Coverage
If you were injured by an uninsured or underinsured driver in Dublin and are unsure of your options, we are here to help. Contact The Stuckey Firm to schedule a confidential consultation and receive clear guidance, steady support, and a strategy tailored to your recovery.



