so pb called his insurance compnay today. since he didnt' have collision, his company wont deal with the other compnay to take care of the money and crap.
hmm...who does he have insurance with? Even if PB didn't have insurance on that vehicle, the other guy would still have to pay. PB's company should be going for the money. If his company won't help him, he can go after the company that the other car is insured with. It doesn't even matter who was driving the other car (this guy or his friend). The other car hit PB's car and the insurance that the other car is covered by must pay for it.
If the drunk guy's company doesn't pay for it, then PB can sue the guy directly, although that's probably where he's going to have to prove who was driving.
Either way, I say fight until you get something. It's the principle of the whole thing. The guy has to learn that he can't drive drunk and run into things.
he has to get the police report and then contact the other insurance company himself and get the money himself. that's what his insurance company told him.
hmm...who does he have insurance with? Even if PB didn't have insurance on that vehicle, the other guy would still have to pay. PB's company should be going for the money. If his company won't help him, he can go after the company that the other car is insured with. It doesn't even matter who was driving the other car (this guy or his friend). The other car hit PB's car and the insurance that the other car is covered by must pay for it.
ReplyDeleteIf the drunk guy's company doesn't pay for it, then PB can sue the guy directly, although that's probably where he's going to have to prove who was driving.
Either way, I say fight until you get something. It's the principle of the whole thing. The guy has to learn that he can't drive drunk and run into things.
he has to get the police report and then contact the other insurance company himself and get the money himself. that's what his insurance company told him.
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