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So I was driving home today on the Parkway at a fast pace. The speed limit in 65 in NJ and I was traveling at 74 mph. Suddenly I had this a$$hole lady come down on me tailgating me to no end. She must have been doing at least 90 mph. I was so mad that I was actually thinking about jamming the car brakes so she would slam into the back end of my car.
So if this were to happen and I sued her for back and wrist injuries, would I stand a chance of winning a settlement in court. She was the one that slammed into me and usually the last car that causes the accident is at fault. Am I right about that? And.. if the judge would ask me why I slammed my brakes, I could tell him/her that a rabbit stepped in front of my car and I didn't want to hit it. I'm a animal lover and I was trying to avoid running it over. Oh.. and I couldn't swerve to the right because I had a car next to me. So the only option was to quickly hit the brakes and because this lady was tailgating me she was the one that caused the accident.
How would that go in court?
So I was driving home today on the Parkway at a fast pace. The speed limit in 65 in NJ and I was traveling at 74 mph. Suddenly I had this a$$hole lady come down on me tailgating me to no end. She must have been doing at least 90 mph. I was so mad that I was actually thinking about jamming the car brakes so she would slam into the back end of my car.
So if this were to happen and I sued her for back and wrist injuries, would I stand a chance of winning a settlement in court. She was the one that slammed into me and usually the last car that causes the accident is at fault. Am I right about that? And.. if the judge would ask me why I slammed my brakes, I could tell him/her that a rabbit stepped in front of my car and I didn't want to hit it. I'm a animal lover and I was trying to avoid running it over. Oh.. and I couldn't swerve to the right because I had a car next to me. So the only option was to quickly hit the brakes and because this lady was tailgating me she was the one that caused the accident.
How would that go in court?
