Q: I received injuries to my legs when someone backed into my drivers side car door while i front seat
Between the open door and front seat, forcing the door to close on my legs pinning me between the door and door frame. I was injured and in shock blacked out after she stopped backing up and didnt make a police report.i did go to hospital. Didnt get insurance info from driver. My son msgd driver and she wants me to call her. She has asked my son about how I feel, if i have valid insurance and how bad are my injuries and seems somewhat hostile. I need to get her insurance info but how do i proceed? Do i ignore personal questions or just not call only txt?
A: Don’t answer any questions. Gina a personal injury lawyer near you who can help.
Tim Akpinar agrees with this answer
A: Contact a member of the Ky Trial lawyers Assn--they give free consults. Get the persons name and address and phone. Give it to the police. (Your son must have some info if he msgd the driver--did he get a photo of her plates? Her?) Report it to your insurance company as well.
Tim Akpinar agrees with this answer
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Your attorney can obtain insurance information. Let your attorney handle any questions. Notify your own carrier. Present all medical bills (hospital and any others) you receive to your attorney without delay.
Tim Akpinar
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