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Minor fender bender...

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TheGizmo

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I rearended someone (at like 10mph, hardly any damage but the guy insister on filing a police report so we did. So they filed a police report on the scene, police officer gave me a slip of paper with instructions on how to obtain police report, same to the other driver. He didn't give me anything else.. no ticket, court date, etc. So now I'm wondering does this case just sit until one of us files a lawsuit against the other? The other guy was had Deleware tags does that make any difference? Thanks
 
It means the other guy intends to sue your a$$. Next thing you know he's going to say he's got back problems, neck problems, etc. Hope you got good insurance!
 
Yea I have a clean driving record, valid insurance, registration, license all that jazz.... he does have a small dent on his back bumper... thats why he may... i donno
 
Chances are likely he just was protecting himself so he won't have to fight the insurance company over liability. If he does sue, he would have a hard time proving himself injured by a 10mph accident. He may retain a lawyer just as a bargaining chip in obtaining a settlement with your insurance company. If he does sue you, your insurance has a legal obligation to represent you. Just get your car fixed and pay the higher premium. Doubtful anything else will occur.
 
Originally posted by: interchange
Chances are likely he just was protecting himself so he won't have to fight the insurance company over liability. If he does sue, he would have a hard time proving himself injured by a 10mph accident. He may retain a lawyer just as a bargaining chip in obtaining a settlement with your insurance company. If he does sue you, your insurance has a legal obligation to represent you. Just get your car fixed and pay the higher premium. Doubtful anything else will occur.
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cool thanks for the headsup thats pretty much what i was looking for there in a nutshell.
 
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