|
|
| *Home>>>Insurance Law |
What happens if u leave the scene of an accident, and it wasnt your fault but later you file for hit and run? |
OKAY here goes, a driver hit me passenger rear, it was his fault, but since i didnt renew my vehicle tags i run ( i did have insurance though) i later renewed my tags and filed for hit and run at the same location but one hour later (SO THAT I COULD FIX MY CAR). I tried to pick up my report, but when i got there i also found out that the driver who was at fault also filed a police report at that location ( he didnt get my tag numbers because he was to busy talking on the cell phone and probably why he hit me). So now the police station might be suspicious of this accident they have my driver license number because i requested to get a report of another accident at that location, DO YOU THINK THEY WILL GO AFTER ME??? so later i didnt get any reports because the one they had was me as the runner... dont ever just leave the scene of an accident even if it isnt your fault its illegal and i think the police will be able to connect the dots they arent mentally challenged so you might wanna get a lawyer cuz you might be in a bit of a pickle You never ever are supposed to run from an accident no matter what. Even if the guy who hit you was chasing you with a knife although I would because the jail sentence would be better than getting stabbed. If you run from an accident you do have to go to court for it and they do review what happened so make sure you get a good lawyer. uh...you hit and ran; in an unregistered vehicle. well, you shouldnt have ran...now it complicates the whole situation...I suggest you to notify your insurance and explain the whole incident to get them on your side. im pretty sure ur SOL If you get into a minor accident and exchange insurance info with the other person or people, and then leave you are ok. If you get in an accident and run, that will get a warrant issued for you, " Hit and Run", now your insurance company can say, to bad for you. If anybody was injured in the other vehicle, you could be facing some serious charges. You opened a big can of worms. I would contact your local PD and get this taken care of immediately. |
| Tags |
| Legal Ethics Landlord and Tenants Labor Law Juvenile Law Investment Law Intellectual Property Insurance Law Immigration Law Health Care Law General Civil Litigation Family Law Estates Law |
| Related information |
You should definitely report him to your state's Bar Association. Reprot him and sue him for malpractice! Meanwhile, get a new attorney before your statute of limitations expires. ...Honestly, what you did was wrong and at least you feel bad about it. But I have a feeling that this lady is very old and most likely senile. She may be on the verge of dementia. So by the time y... It's still a hit and run. The legal deswcription is "leaving the scene of an accident." Problem is, you left the scene, too - the cops are trying to hint that either both of you ... Report it stolen. He had limited access to the car and he was not given permission to take it away. Let your father know and he can join in the report. You had control of the car, even though re... If you were operating the vehicle, you are held responsible for making sure it is "street-legal", meaning all documentation is present, and all equipment is functional. In most jurisdict... There are many factors that can affect this issue. Firstly, it depends on which state you live in and are moving to. Secondly, there is a matter of time constraints in terms of when you will be mov... The HIPPA Act does not cover who calls to cancel an appointment. You are NOT in violation of the HIPPA Act. The privacy protection of the HIPPA Act protects personally identifiable information of... You can file a claim against the dog owners homeowners insurance. Depending of the language in their policy- they may have coverage. Your insurance company will pursue the lady for the damage to... |
AD Service--Categories--Copyright/IP Policy--Contact Webmaster |