this true? I read online the following:
In California, the Insurance Code specifically requires insurers to waive property damage deductibles in the event the UIM is a hit and run driver who could not be located.
addendum: California Insurance Code §11580.26 effectively mandates a waiver of an insured's collision coverage deductible where the damage to the insured's vehicle has been caused by an uninsured motorist, including unidentified hit-and-run drivers deemed to be uninsured. Motorists.
Who is telling the truth? My insurance company or the website? Here is a link to the code, in thick legalese.
http://law.onecle.com/california/insurance/11580.26.html
The ethnicity of the jerk that hit me has nothing to do with the question...
In California, the Insurance Code specifically requires insurers to waive property damage deductibles in the event the UIM is a hit and run driver who could not be located.
addendum: California Insurance Code §11580.26 effectively mandates a waiver of an insured's collision coverage deductible where the damage to the insured's vehicle has been caused by an uninsured motorist, including unidentified hit-and-run drivers deemed to be uninsured. Motorists.
Who is telling the truth? My insurance company or the website? Here is a link to the code, in thick legalese.
http://law.onecle.com/california/insurance/11580.26.html
The ethnicity of the jerk that hit me has nothing to do with the question...