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I would check NY PIP for you again, but i believe the car's owner/registrant's insurance will cover anyone in the car 50k per person. + 50k if he purchased the additional pip.
But the problem is, whose car was it? And you say there was no insurance, so how were you able to take the car and drive it? You have your own insurance, but if the insurance for the car you were driving was canceled how did it legally have plates and drive?
if it was your car and your insurance, they would cover up to the 100k coverage you have. I think we should determine whose car and whose insurance it has first.
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here is some languages to look at DJS
everywhere i read, shows
so the car's owners insurance will cover?
I was in a rental car that was insured as well.
I put a claim for PIP and UM through my insurance because the at-fault is under-insured.
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I believe you follow the regulations for the state you were in. Florida is 80% medical expense, 60% lost wages up to $10,000. After that you just have to sue the at-fault party. You might be out of luck.
I'm not out of luck. My case is being handled still and my insurance co. never denied it because they aren't responsible for the bills.