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Is it legal when police sited the other party at fault in an auto accident for failure to yield right of way yet other party's insurance is denying my claim stating that I am at comparable fault?
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∙ 15y ago
They sound like they want to play hardball - if I were you I'd contact my insurance company and get them involved, because if the other insurance refuses to pay, they are going to have to bear the cost. Insurance companies call this action between them "SUBROGATION" and they should neogtiate the matter without your involvement. If you are un-insured or cannot get assistance from them, bring the other party to court and sue them for the costs. Your police report will eventually help you. I'd say that the weight of evidence is on your side.
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inaction
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