Killed by Death
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Correct, concerning accident investigation there is no such thing as always or automaticallyThis is incorrect. Just because you hit someone from behind doesn't mean you're automatically at fault in the eyes of the law, or insurance. Generally it was your fault, but not all the time.
I hit a lady from behind in my 79' CJ-7. I offered for her to just pay me $100 to get the bumper replaced (just the U shaped metal got bent a little), but she refused and called the police. The cop cited her and she argued with him that I should be at fault because I hit her from behind, but she pulled out right in front of me and there was no way to avoid hitting her without crossing into oncoming traffic. Her insurance company accepted full responsibility as well.
That makes more sense but I can hardly see this going to court. Was any personal injury involved? Different states different laws I suppose.New information on the case the First car caused the accident she had gotten rear ended way before the other cars in my accident but it was a hit and run so she was completely parked in my lane with emergency lights on the car that hit her was going speed limit while raining which is why they hit the first car and the lady in the Jeep that I hit was distracted by her dog which was in the car causing her to hit the back of the car in front of her and it has been determined that my Jeep hydroplaned into the Jeep in front of me so my attorneys told me that when we go to court it will most likely be put for partially my blame since I should have had a little more distance.
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