Q: What is the break down percentage wise... in a three car accident where vehicle 1 is found 100% at fault.
Damage to vehicle 2 and 3 exceed policy limit.
Secondly feeling stiff and aching three days after can I still see a physician and or what type?
A: That's a tricky one to answer without more information. Some owners might have to go through their own collision coverage if there is not enough property damage coverage for all the damage. Please call a local personal injury attorney to discuss the details so you get a fair result for both the vehicle damage and the injury claim. Best of luck to you.
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Yes. Go now, tell them you thought you'd feel better but don't.
As far as the PD usually it's settled pro-rata. You want to push for whichever is best--straight slpit 50/50 or a ratio of value to car to amount of insurance.
If you have collision run it through yours and let them go after the bird.
Contact a member of the Fla Justice Assn.They give free consults.
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