Insurance Fraud claim?
I was recently in an automobile accident, with my roommates' car and her insurance. However, the car itself is in her mothers' name. I thought I was on her insurance policy as an occasional driver, but turns out I was never added on. A member of our insurance company called and interviewed me about the accident. When asked about the amount of time I drive the car, I said "3 or 4 times weekly, to go to work."
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gopaulson
Answered by a user, about 3 years ago.
I would think that the insurance company is just trying to scare you but there are some real problems here.
1st - you were driving uninsured. -- you could be cited for driving without insurance. 2nd - your roommate really has little to worry about -- it is not her car, the owner has the liability 3rd - your roommate's mom could be sued by the person you hit to cover their bills. Your roommate's insurance does not have to protect the mom. Just my thoughts GaryP http://dogberrypatch.com
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