What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)? New York
My son rear-ended a car. The driver of the car called the police. Police said it was a 5mph collision, and there was no damage and no charges. My son thought that was the end of it.
Yesterday (a week later) the driver of the car showed up on our front door. He's asking us for $125 for lost wages. Since my son wasn't home, he said he'll come back today at 3pm.
I plan to call my insurance company today (Saturday -- I waited till my son came home from work yesterday to tell him).
Does the driver of the car have a right to approach us for money? Or should my insurance company handle the claim?
Thank you very much.
My son rear-ended a car. The driver of the car called the police. Police said it was a 5mph collision, and there was no damage and no charges. My son thought that was the end of it.
Yesterday (a week later) the driver of the car showed up on our front door. He's asking us for $125 for lost wages. Since my son wasn't home, he said he'll come back today at 3pm.
I plan to call my insurance company today (Saturday -- I waited till my son came home from work yesterday to tell him).
Does the driver of the car have a right to approach us for money? Or should my insurance company handle the claim?
Thank you very much.