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If you were driving your friend's uninsured car and he was in the car too who is responsible for damages to the car you hit? |
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You are. If the insured person chooses to make a claim and the claim is paid. The driver is still responsible to reimburse the insured for any losses. If the claim is denied the driver is responsible for the entire amount of damages.
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