Intersection where my son had the right away the guy said he didn't see my son cause he didn't have any lights on it had just started getting dark not very dark at all where he could have seen him but turned anyways he had a insurance policy of a non owners insurance policy and was... View More 
answered on Nov 6, 2019
You clearly need the help of an experienced personal injury lawyer to make this decision. It depends on the size of the policy and how bad your sons injuries are. There are other things to consider as well.
vechicle which was insured and he had the right away the other driver was cited but our insurance company says my son wasnt listed as a insured driver ,what can we do about this liability to our car abd bodily damages
answered on Nov 5, 2019
Was your son injured? Did he live with you? How old is he? Does he have his own car? Did the insurance company know he lived with you and his age? Feel free to email me at mike@855mikewins.com if you want more information.
answered on Nov 5, 2019
I don’t see why not. Seems like a good way to avoid an accident. Who is going to complain? Would have to check local ordinances but seems like it would be a best practice to avoid someone running into the truck.
One witness accused by one driver causing him to back into my son, was released without statement the Driver information exchange was missing the offending driver info on my sons copy. I hired an independent collision expert who determined it was impossible for the accident to happen the way it... View More
answered on Nov 4, 2019
Speak to your attorney handling the auto case. Sounds like if you show your evidence you can get the report changed or at least show there is a question of fact regarding the veracity of the report. You should also try and make an addendum to the original report. Good luck!
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