Posted by JML755 on December 02, 2009 at 12:53:20 from (66.184.63.110):
In Reply to: O/T What would you do posted by 37 chief on December 02, 2009 at 11:55:19:
37 chief,
This is an easy one. Just give your insurance info and don't talk to anyone anymore about it. That's why you pay insurance. IF the woman is stupid enough to file a claim, your insurance company will call you or your wife for a statement. Just tell the truth, i.e. wife didn't hit her car. Period. They'll take it from there, probably deny the claim. Then it's up to the parasite to contact an ambulance chasing lawyer who will evaluate how much its worth to pursue, i.e. do THEY believe the scumbag?, any witnesses?, any evidence?, etc.
My point is, don't do anything, don't even worry about it. All the nonsense about what the mechanic said, what her injuries are, etc. don't amount to a hill of beans. Ignore it. If they call you, hang up on them. Then, if they sue you, your insurance company will hire the lawyer who will take it from there.
There are people who every time they need money, go out and slip in a deep-pocket retailer's aisle, preferably right after a rain or snow storm when there are little puddles in the aisles.
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