Lebanon Uninsured/Underinsured Motorists Attorney

Getting into a car accident is bad enough. You are already facing countless medical and financial concerns. The problems multiply when you find out that the other driver doesn’t have insurance, or enough insurance, to cover your losses.

Even though Tennessee law requires all drivers to carry minimum levels of insurance, many don’t. In fact, approximately one in five drivers statewide doesn’t have insurance, according to the Insurance Information Institute.

How To Get The Coverage You Need

You shouldn’t have to pay the price for an accident that wasn’t your fault. Nor should you have to go without coverage simply because the other driver didn’t have insurance. So what can you do?

Fortunately, your own insurance policy may offer the coverage you need in these situations. Insurance providers in Tennessee are required to provide uninsured/underinsured motorist coverage as part of every auto policy (unless you waive your right to it in writing). These provisions come into play to cover your medical bills, lost wages and property damage. The limits are generally the same as your primary bodily injury and property damage limits.

Don’t Tackle Complex Insurance Issues On Your Own

Dealing with insurance issues in the aftermath of an accident can be stressful and confusing. At Agee & Tinsley, we can handle all the legal matters — including the insurance claims — on your behalf. Based in Wilson County, motor vehicle attorney Neal Agee Jr. has 35 years of experience helping accident victims throughout Tennessee get the coverage and compensation they deserve.

To schedule a free initial consultation, call 615-444-0001 or contact our lawyer online. We look forward to assisting you.