Legal Question in Traffic Law in Florida
An unlicensed operator of a vehicle, with permission to operate said vehicle, is involved in an accident. The other vehicle involved is clearly at fault and the driver cited. The at-fault vehicle's insurer is still responsible for the damages to the other vehicle even though the driver was unlicensed, correct?
Asked on 12/03/13, 8:10 am
1 Answer from Attorneys
Craig Epifanio
Craig Epifanio, P.A.
This is an insurance company issue, but generally yes. Talk to a personal injury lawyer to be sure.
Answered on 12/03/13, 9:44 am
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