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Old 05-20-2002, 11:56 AM
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should a police report be filed with every accident? even if the damage is minor, both vehicles are driveable, and there are no injuries? Even if i file a police report two weeks later, how much water does it hold? I am not at fault and i just want to know if it will help my claim? in PA.
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Old 05-20-2002, 02:47 PM
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PA, T-Bone accident the other driver's story and mine are conflicting. She said that she was traveling in the same direction as I, but wasn't specific about which direction. It's strange. the lady that hit me was in her eighties. I don't think that she is lying but just has no idea what happened due to her old age. She also told me after the accident that she was at the eye doctor and couldn't see so well. She did not report this to her ins. co.
Can I or an attorney or the police gain that info?
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