Which of the following is true?
A) Suing an uninsured motorist for damages they cause you to suffer is not a promising source of recovery.
B) If you are struck by an uninsured motorist and want your PAP's Uninsured Motorist coverage to pay for your bodily injuries, you must convince your insurer that the Uninsured Motorist was at-fault in the incident.
C) If you cannot clearly establish that an uninsured motorist was at fault in the accident, you may have to enter the arbitration process to get your insurer to pay for your damages under the PAP's Uninsured Motorist coverage.
D) All of the above

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All of the statements are true. Suing an uninsured motorist for damages may not result in a successful recovery as they may not have the financial means to pay for damages. To use your PAP's Uninsured Motorist coverage, you must prove that the uninsured motorist was at fault in the accident. If fault cannot be established, an arbitration process may be necessary to determine the payout from your insurer.

Which of the Following Is True