jaydeanster
Junior Member
What is the name of your state?What is the name of your state? Arizona
I was rear ended just after Christmas. Here are the possible scenarios:
Car#3 (me)
Car#2 (middle car)
Car#1 (last car)
Scenario #1
Car#2 rear ended me which then resulted in car#1 rear ending car#2
OR
Scenario #2
Car#1 rear ending car#2 which then rear ended car#3 (me)
I have talked the insurance of car#2 (recorded) and they concluded that they are not at fault, therefore I couldn't file a claim against them because they putting the blame on car#1. Unfortunately, car#1 hit and ran, but we were able to report to the police his license plate. Being that he ran, I doubt I will be able to collect anything anyway because he may not have insurance or could be running from the law.
Is there any recourse here for me because I do not want to spend the money to fix my bumper for an accident which is not my fault. I would like to claim that car#2 is still at fault because her car was too close to me.
Please advise.
Thanks,
Jay
I was rear ended just after Christmas. Here are the possible scenarios:
Car#3 (me)
Car#2 (middle car)
Car#1 (last car)
Scenario #1
Car#2 rear ended me which then resulted in car#1 rear ending car#2
OR
Scenario #2
Car#1 rear ending car#2 which then rear ended car#3 (me)
I have talked the insurance of car#2 (recorded) and they concluded that they are not at fault, therefore I couldn't file a claim against them because they putting the blame on car#1. Unfortunately, car#1 hit and ran, but we were able to report to the police his license plate. Being that he ran, I doubt I will be able to collect anything anyway because he may not have insurance or could be running from the law.
Is there any recourse here for me because I do not want to spend the money to fix my bumper for an accident which is not my fault. I would like to claim that car#2 is still at fault because her car was too close to me.
Please advise.
Thanks,
Jay