Can a party to an automobile accident matter claim uninsured motorist coverage when he or she can’t identify the driver who injured him or her?
That will be decided by an arbitrator, a Lackawanna County judge has ruled, finding that the question of fault and the definition of uninsured motorist vehicle were “inextricably interwoven” in Roberts v. Travelers Insurance.
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