Not quite sure--you can ask them to replace but they generally will only give you the book value. However there is no book value then for that car so you would say that what you paid is the market value. If you were hurt you have a claim for your injuries.

the other person is liable to you. Your insurance will pay for damages to other people done by the clown driving your car if they are at fault.

I don't see that they can. Get a copy of the police report. Download the weather for that day. However if your employer fires you understand you should fight that if it's because he wanted you to pay. Workers comp would cover your medical bills.

Generally you can get a copy of the report. There may be part of a report dealing with a crime--for instance if someone was doing drugs.

However if you were hurt in the wreck you have a right to have your bills paid unless you owned a registered but uninsured vehicle.

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If no citiations it's not on your license record but you can't remove a police record.

First they can go to their policy. Second, depends on the situation as to car damage. As to you damage, covered by workers comp.

If you have collision run it through yours and let them worry about it. If you don't, you can sue them for the excess if its a total loss. Tell them for starters you want to see the "valuation sheet." They will send it to you. It will have the value which you can use if you decide... View More

Depending on how crash happened you may have a claim for your injuries. Why not contact a member of the Pennsylvania Assn for Justice--we give free consults.

You won't get the police report changed. So don't waste emotional space & energy on that.

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Unfortunately your explanation is a bit confusing. Feel free to call me and I can give you an answer --you say someone is trying to avoid a crash but not clear who you're referring to,.

If your husband was served alcoholic beverages while in a "visibly intoxicated condition" there is potentially a meritorious case. However, your husband's comparative negligence would also be an issue.

You should promptly consult with a lawyer to evaluate this case and seek... View More

She's being an idiot but he broke it he should fix it. No good deed goes unpunished.

Yes & yes, though it'll be through child support enforceement.

A lot here. If it's your car, then get it back. Report it as stolen. You want to make sure there is insurance on the vehicle--at some point in your name. As lkong as insurance that will protect you if she gets in a wreck.

You would be best advised to show the check to a lawyer before endorsing it.

As a general proposition, the check should clearly state that it is a settlement for property damages only and that all claims for bodily injury are reserved and preserved.

I am not sure what your question is.

The adjustment of your property loss is separate from a claim for personal injury.

Any medical bills should be submitted to your first party benefits coverage, if you have that, under your automobile insurance. If you have no first party... View More

Get another car.

In no state is there an automatic "payout"

Your insurance would cover the bills. However, unless you were under 18 at the time, you have a problem if you did not sue the other driver as the statute of limitations in Pennsylvania is 2 years from the date of the wreck--if it was... View More

In pa they can cite or not. Now it may be their practice however you may want to plead not guilty depending on what you were cited for.

I can give you the names of some good attorneys. Feel free to call. In the meantime, until she speaks with an attorney she should give no recorded statements.

Short answer--this is why not to give statements. Insurance companies look for reasons to duck paying--they don't look for... View More

If there was no damage to the wall then there is no damage to others and no injuries to others so no duty to report from the facts as you have related.