Q: Are u liable for a car loaned to u if it had no insurance an u were not informed of that
Been about 2 yrs an nothing ever done he just found out i received a injury settlement
A: I have no idea what you are talking about. Someone loaned you a car, there was no insurance, and you were involved in an accident? If the accident resulted from your negligence, of course you are liable for the damage to the car.
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A: As noted by Mr. Thorgaard, the question is a bit confusing. You may want to edit the question posted or post another question. Florida has unique laws in place for automobile accidents and automobile insurance. You may want to consult a local personal injury attorney if you have questions about an issue or accident. Most personal injury attorneys will provide a free consultation over the phone or in person. Good luck.
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If another vehicle got hit and it's your fault, the owner will face suspension for having a vehicle on the road with no insurance.
Ultimately they can get a judgment against you.
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