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Old 09-19-2008, 12:08 PM
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A car backed into mine. I have no Insurance

What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)?



I was in a parking lot inside a business and a car backs into mine. They have insurance and i do not. It is there fault. Is my car covered from their insurance. Tn has a financial responsibility law that every car should have liability insurance.
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Sue the bad person for the damages caused to your car.
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What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)?



I was in a parking lot inside a business and a car backs into mine. They have insurance and i do not. It is there fault. Is my car covered from their insurance. Tn has a financial responsibility law that every car should have liability insurance.
**A: wow, what place were you at where the parking lot was inside a business. Must have been a huge business or a small parking lot.
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Old 09-19-2008, 12:24 PM
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Lol after reading that it does sound that way. I just mean i was in a buisness and my car was in the parking lot!
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Lol after reading that it does sound that way. I just mean i was in a buisness and my car was in the parking lot!
**A: and where you minding your own business in your car in the parking lot?
Did you get the driver's info together with the insurance information?
How much damage are we talking here?
Have you talked to the driver's insurance company yet?
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Old 09-19-2008, 12:28 PM
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Yep parked in the lines and everything. The vehicle was unattended
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Yes, you can claim your property damage with their insurance.
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I got a police report. I have talked to there insurance agent and he told me to take it and get a estimate. But it would take three days to get the police report. The stimate came to be $819.00
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I got a police report. I have talked to there insurance agent and he told me to take it and get a estimate. But it would take three days to get the police report. The stimate came to be $819.00
**A: wow, what was the other vehicle; a bulldozer?
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**A: wow, what was the other vehicle; a bulldozer?
A little scratch starts at around $500.

It goes up quickly from there.
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Your amazed at allot of things man. It messed my whole front clip up and scratched it pretty bad. Actually it was a Buick Lasabre
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