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>rear-ended a Scion FRS
>quick summary of events: roads were wet
>following her at a car-and-half length distance or more
>she made a somewhat abrupt stop, I braked but the tires locked up and I basically slid into her at ~ 5 MPH
>would not have hit her if not for wet roads, but I still could've avoided situation by being a better driver
>no dents, at worst a scratch mark on her bumper
>get a call from her insurance, I'm further retarded and gave them a recorded statement
>find out they're claiming injury (which they definitely had not been)
>based on my statement, the agent said they would deny her injury claim
>still haven't heard from my insurance
Is there any chance this will all go away?
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Bump.
Don't know about car insurance and crashes, but hopefully someone will see this thread that does.
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> distance based on length
> not following the 2 second rule
You deserve getting fucked
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>>17810912
if you have insurance that actually protects you instead of just getting the state minimums you should be fine
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>>17810900
I assume you already notified your insurance company, right?
Sounds like her insurance company is saying the accident wasn't sufficient to cause injuries and aren't going to pay her. I don't know if you are in a no-fault state but she could turn around and sue you and your insurance company would probably have to defend you or settle with her.
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>>17811109
I have not. Should I? There was no damage to my car
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