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by Borris on January 21st, 2009
Insurance companies generally recommend not talking to the other party's insurance company. Your company will contact them. By talking to the other company you risk saying something that may be used against you.
by mrsruvi on January 21st, 2009
You should call yourself. your insurance can only act on your behalf if they pay something out on your behalf (subrogation) so unless you want to use your collision insurance and pay your deductable youre best going straight through the other insurance. Also you should know that what the police said doesnt matter unless the police officer was standing on the corner watching the accident. Officers can issue tickets, they cant decide civil liability.
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by Answerbag Staff on July 30th, 2009
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by bingozone on November 15th, 2011
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In Delaware in a high school parking lot, your car door chips the paint of the car next to yours. Are you liable for the damage?
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by Andy B has left AB on September 29th, 2011
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You're reading I'm from NY. I was in an accident recently. Police report stated other car was at fault. Do I have to contact his insurance to pay for my damages or will my insurance company do it automatically?
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