No, just send an angry letter via USPS! But wait.. they might not get it..

Surely you can claim from their legal liability. Your insurance company should sort that out for you, I know mine would, even if the policy had been cancelled.

Can't see him winning. You should still know when your bill is due even without a notice and he should have called his insurance company when he wasn't receiving anything in the mail.

Don't sue, just lodge a claim with UPS. They're at fault and are liable.

Yeah SERIOUS bad luck. I hope there's something OP can do about this to make the situation at least a little easier

Hey, at least he only has to go to one place to claim. It'd be much more complicated if he was hit by another vehicle and tried claiming from USPS for not delivering his mail on time.

She is responsible for getting hit by a truck and not delivering the mail to the insurance company?? ?

25, she didn't get the letters FROM the insurance company, it wasn't her letters that weren't delivered. Which is even worse because she actually would have no way of knowing, if it was her letters not being delivered then she could at least contact the insurance company to find out what was up when they kept sending her letters.

I doubt that they ONLY sent letters. Usually there are phone calls and emails before cancellations.

I only get mail from my insurer #85, nothing else.

No. They're responsible for their own bills. They should have called their insurance company when they werent receiving them in the mail..it's seriously annoying how everyone in America are so quick on threatening to sue.

Ahh the ubiquitous and incorrect use of the word 'irony'

i am not sure, how is it incorrect?

Ahh, the pedantic poster using large words to sound intelligent, while pointing out someone else's "mistake".

Yeah, um #14.... Pretty sure that's one of the most spot on examples I've seen of irony recently.

Not in a no fault state. Also, I think you're shit out of luck if you're driving without insurance, because you're breaking the law driving a vehicle that is not insured

That's not how it works. I was a liability adjuster, for years. It depends on what happened in the loss. If the driver of the USPS truck was 100% negligent in the loss (determined by the insurance of USPS) then they are responsible for 100% of OP's losses, regardless of if they are uninsured. Most states just don't allow uninsured claimants to recover pain and suffering. But, OP didn't actually say what happened in the loss. Also, their insurance was probably canceled for non payment. The letters they missed were probably notifying them of this.. You don't have to keep in contact with your insurance carrier on a regular basis.

Where I live, if you are driving without insurance and get hit, it is considered your fault because you should not be on the road in the first place.

Time to go postal...