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Elizabeth999
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I was involved in an auto accident, in Florida -the other party was 100% at Fault
After the accident happened, I had to purchase another car, because the defendant totalled mine. I purchased a 1999 Dodge Neon, mostly due to the low price and mileage (I commute 45 miles to work every day). The insurance company has stated that if I had purchased another 1992 Dodge (my totaled car) with over 100k miles on it, that I would not be saddled with car payments right now. The car payments are being “figured” into the settlement amount but I have a feeling that the insurance company will shoot that down. Can anyone think of a good rebuttal to the Insurance Company or do I just need to take my lumps?
yes, I do have a personal injury lawyer - but I was just curious what you guys thought...
After the accident happened, I had to purchase another car, because the defendant totalled mine. I purchased a 1999 Dodge Neon, mostly due to the low price and mileage (I commute 45 miles to work every day). The insurance company has stated that if I had purchased another 1992 Dodge (my totaled car) with over 100k miles on it, that I would not be saddled with car payments right now. The car payments are being “figured” into the settlement amount but I have a feeling that the insurance company will shoot that down. Can anyone think of a good rebuttal to the Insurance Company or do I just need to take my lumps?
yes, I do have a personal injury lawyer - but I was just curious what you guys thought...