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Sorry to hear about the accident. Regardless of whether their insurance pays, the at-fault party is responsible for any damages caused.

I'm sorry to hear about your accident, but I'm glad that you took pictures. It is hard to say if the police will show in some areas for a minor accident.

Unfortunately, if you're at-fault and the other party wants to file a claim against you, that is within their power to do so — even if you previously agreed to pay for the damage out-of-pocket. If you had already paid for the damage, make sure to tell the claims department when you speak with them and provide proof if you have it.

Sorry to hear about the accident. If the other person is at-fault they should cover all damages regardless of who was driving your car.

You can shop around for lower rates elsewhere as you please. But keep in mind that the accident will still be on your record for all insurers to see and rate you on — namely, it will show up on your CLUE report, which all insurance companies use to access your claims history. On average, an at-fault accident increased rates by 42% in 2018.

I'm sorry to hear about your situation. The good thing is that the driver is covered under your policy, assuming you gave them permission to drive the car.

Sorry to hear about your situation. The big question here is this: who was driving the car?

Sorry to hear about your accident. Regardless of whether you had insurance or not at the time of the accident, the at-fault party must pay for the damages.

Hello and thanks for the question. If you have liability insurance, the other party should be collecting from this.

An insurance company can deny a claim if the guilty party was not in compliance with the rules set by their insurance plan. This does not, however, mean the guilty party is off the hook.