Despite California allowing undocumented immigrants to obtain a driver’s license (AB 60), some remain unlicensed and uninsured. If you’re injured in this scenario, you still have legal options.
Your primary remedy is filing a claim under your own Uninsured Motorist (UM) coverage, if you have it. UM is an optional add-on in California, so check your policy. You may also be able to sue the at-fault driver directly, though collecting a judgment may be difficult. In some cases, a third party (such as the driver’s employer or the owner of the vehicle) may share liability.
The immigration status of the at-fault driver does not prevent you from filing a personal injury claim. Contact Arnold Law Firm to discuss your options.
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