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by john pennington on April 29th, 2009
You made a police report. thats good.
You notified your insurance company. thats good.
Here is the next step: your insurance company will notify his insurance and they will work out a settlement for the repair or repacement of your vehicle.
Who was at-fault?
Your insurance agent will have all the answers to your questions.
The agent should have already told you this, when you contacted him/her.
Is there something missing here?
by zeds_dead_baby on April 29th, 2009
lol you had a collision? and you car was totalled, but his didnt have a scratch? something ain't adding up...
by alkat10 on April 29th, 2009
he had a jeep and the bar is what hit my car that's why he had no damage
by anddeb on April 29th, 2009
Most likely your insurance will pay to fix your vehicle and then sue his or him for the costs and that will be it. happens all the time. Just let the insurance company handle it.
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