Q: A person hit my car from behind and when the police asked me who was driving my car I said I was but my boyfriend was.
What can happen to me for saying that? I live in Newbern Tennessee
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A: It could destroy either injured parties' suit for damages. It also might affect a claim against the car owner's insurance policy. The owner needs to hire an attorney now to see how to proceed without committing perjury. This is a public forum, so keep quiet until you both know how to proceed.
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