Q: I bought an auto insurance last year and have a accident, but insurance company said it is been cancelled
I bought insurance from a CA company, they add my info to an existing insurance policy and charged money. But after it effective they drawback money from insurance company and insurance finally cancelled the policy. I got fraud and yesterday I involved in an accident, insurance company claimed they cancelled the policy so they don't take the case. My car is leaving a collision yard and nobody will assess the lose. What measurement should I take? Should I sue the CA company or sue the insurance company?
A: An attorney might want a more detailed look at your matter before outlining your best options. They could want to know more about the purchase of the policy, its cancellation, communications, and other issues. It could be worth considering a consult to sort out the best approach, especially if the accident has resulted in property damages, medical expenses, and/or a potential lawsuit from the other side. I hope you and others involved in the accident are okay. Good luck
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