Riverside Hit & Run / Uninsured Attorney

Common Collisions

• Fled-driver injury crashes — UM claims built on prompt RPD or CHP reports, scene evidence, and camera canvasses.
• Identified but uninsured — one in six California drivers — your UM coverage was built for exactly this.
• Underinsured (limits too low) — a 15/30 policy against a six-figure injury; UIM may bridge the gap.
• Arterial and lot flights — Magnolia, Galleria-at-Tyler lots, downtown blocks — injury claims survive even when property damage is the obvious part.

Serious & Catastrophic Cases

• Phantom-vehicle crashes — forced off the 91 or 215 with no contact — sometimes provable through witnesses and physical evidence.
• Serious-injury UM cases — TBI and spinal claims through UM arbitration when the insurer won't value them.
• Fatal hit-and-runs — wrongful-death UM claims for families, alongside any criminal case.
• Multi-policy households — resident-relative stacking that unrepresented claimants never find.

Liability Situations We See Here

• Late-report denials — insurers use reporting technicalities against fled-driver claims; act fast and we defeat them.
• "Physical contact" disputes — UM hit-and-run rules have contact requirements with real exceptions — evidence decides.
• Your own insurer's bad faith — UM carriers owe good-faith duties; undervaluing a claim they owe has consequences we invoke.

This covers the most common hit & run / uninsured driver cases we handle, but we take on every injury claim in this category. If your situation isn't listed — or you're not sure who was at fault — call anyway. Sorting out liability is exactly what the free consultation is for. No case because they fled. The first 48 hours decide most of these cases — report, photograph, and call.