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Question: Auto Accidents - California

Asked on 11/15/2009

I have injuries from a hit and run, other driver got a felony DUI, what should I settle for for?

Other driver felony DUI for hit and run. I have injuries. Insurance company trying to low ball me on my car. Do I fight or accept and just fight on pain/suffering?


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First of all, you should have an attorney to make sure that you maximize the value of your case.  With respect to the property damage part of the case, you didn't indicate whether your vehicle was totalled.  Assuming that that is the case, in order to find out if your are really being "low balled", you should try to find similar vehicles in Auto Trader, and/or newspapers ads, or at a dealership.   Then you should compare those prices with what is being offered by the insurance company to see if it is worthwhile to fight the issue.  Have they offered any money for your "loss of use"?

BARRY BESSER, www.besserlaw.com



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You should call me for a free consultation on your car accident case at 800-816-1529 x1. My law firm handles car accident cases all over the State of California. You can read about these types of on my website at www.thepersonalinjury.com . You may also email me directly at norman@norman-law.com . I look forward to discussing this case with you. Norman



  • Answered on 11/19/2009
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