Car incident

[Sandmaninc]

Hello I'm from the same Virginia. Someone is claiming that my father ran over their foot in my vehicle which insured under my name but my father is also allowed to drive it. This incident happened about 2 weeks ago and the person is now claiming that my father had ran over their foot what should I do and will my Auto insurance cover it if need be

 

[HighwayMan]

Was your father driving your car at the time? He didn't tell you he was involved in an accident with a pedestrian? Were the police involved?

You report it to your insurance company immediately. They will deal with it.

 

[Sandmaninc]

Update

Was your father driving your car at the time? He didn't tell you he was involved in an accident with a pedestrian? Were the police involved?

You report it to your insurance company immediately. They will deal with it.

I don't think my dad did and it was not reported because they claim it didn't hurt there story has a lot of hole and what makes me question it more is why did the wait 2 weeks until the came and said something about it.

 

[Sandmaninc]

Update

Also he was with my dad in the car apparently and he got stuck in the mud and he got out to give my dad a push. I just feel like this is all a lie but have no proof

 

[ecmst12]

Report it to your insurance and let them sort it out.

 

[adjusterjack]

Also he was with my dad in the car apparently and he got stuck in the mud and he got out to give my dad a push. I just feel like this is all a lie but have no proof

You weren't there. You have no clue about anything that happened and, obviously, your Dad hasn't been forthcoming.

Your policy papers probably have a toll free number to report claims. Call NOW and report this. A qualified claim rep will interview your Dad and the Claimant and determine whether the claim is bogus or not and protect YOU from potential lawsuits. That's what you pay for.

 

[HighwayMan]

YA qualified claim rep will interview your Dad...

And Dad should be told that he should be honest and tell the truth to the claim rep.