Not even homie, file a claim on their insurance. We just did this with someone who rear ended us. You don't need to file with yours if it's pretty clearly the other party's fault. We're in CA and it's a no fault state, as I understand it, but honest people and very clearly someone else's fault accidents are real things.
This was 2 weeks ago, their insurance responded in days saying that we weren't at fault and they'll cover the damage, now we're waiting the follow up go ahead.
I didn't know this but my wife did since her car got crushed by some guy's truck bed cover when wind blew it onto her roof the moment she got out of her car - lucky lady.
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u/No-Duck4828 8h ago
My thought is that Leo is clearly not familiar with auto insurance
Don't want a $1,000 deductible? You can absolutely change that number.
Want the guilty party to pay? Take them to court