Im in the same situation right now. Im not at fault and the damages to my vehicle shows i was the person that got hit. But the other driver is not accepting fault.
Just this morning i was driving a ebike not at high speed. But suddenly a kid carelessly crossed without even looking first, and then i hit her. I really dont know what to do guys, im still not old enough to pay her injuries. (Im crying rn typing this, idk what to do)
My son just got in an accident on freeway ..he hit the back of a truck and the air bags deployed the other driver just drove off as they parked on the side .police were called but they didn't make a report ..what does he do next
I came over railroad tracks and was crossing the street that ran parallel to the tracks, the other driver had a stop sign which said traffic coming over the tracks does not stop. She ran right into the side of my car. She admitted to the police that the accident was her fault. I just had liability issurance and my carrier said they would do nothing. Her issurance carrier kept blaming me for the accident, I guess federal law is nothing but shit.
I was at fault for an accident, I ran the red light what do I do? How can I do somthing to help the people No one was hurt but me I’m really worried tbh
Thank you for tuning in and for your question. Yes, you can certainly use the recorded video on your cell phone in court to prove that you were not at fault for the car accident.
@@ZarzaurLawPA No, @SHIZZOTHEPRO said he recorded AUDIO of someone saying "my fault." That is AUDIO and is NOT ALLOWED, at least in 2-party-consent states.. ILLEGAL to record audio in a 2-party consent state without PRIOR CONSENT (and who would give that?) . For example,, in California, the person who audio records someone without prior consent from that person will be charged with an Invasion of Privacy crime , which is in the " California Penal Code. Chapter 1.5 Section 631 (a) and is punishable by a fine up to $2,500 or by imprisonment in the county jail not exceeding one year or by fine AND imprisonment. Subsequent offenses are punishable by a fine not exceeding $10,000 or by imprisonment in the county jail not exceeding one year...or by fine and imprisonment." Then, if the person who has recorded the audio is also guilty of something else (maybe they don't have proof of insurance, which is also a crime) . well, let's just say they are stupid if they try to use cellphone audio, at least in states where it is not allowed.
@@youtubewatcher1135And that’s why I think that’s a very flawed law. You can literally have someone admitting fault to something and because of a law like that, they won’t serve time for their crime.
Well I was on the freeway and was in a 3 car accident and the person admitted fault and said someone was trying to kill him was the reasoning for causing the accident so do I have a good case and I’m In Michigan?
Without a permanent injury as a result of a car accident, there cannot be a claim. If you do have a permanent injury, PIP (personal injury protection) covers you regardless of whether you are at-fault in a crash, up to the limits of your policy.
Im in the same situation right now. Im not at fault and the damages to my vehicle shows i was the person that got hit. But the other driver is not accepting fault.
Just this morning i was driving a ebike not at high speed. But suddenly a kid carelessly crossed without even looking first, and then i hit her. I really dont know what to do guys, im still not old enough to pay her injuries. (Im crying rn typing this, idk what to do)
Do you have a camera footage?
Crazy I keep getting into wrecks in cars and trucks but not with e-bikes
I have 4000 bucks in e-bikes lol I avoid every wreck I can
My son just got in an accident on freeway ..he hit the back of a truck and the air bags deployed the other driver just drove off as they parked on the side .police were called but they didn't make a report ..what does he do next
I came over railroad tracks and was crossing the street that ran parallel to the tracks, the other driver had a stop sign which said traffic coming over the tracks does not stop. She ran right into the side of my car. She admitted to the police that the accident was her fault. I just had liability issurance and my carrier said they would do nothing. Her issurance carrier kept blaming me for the accident, I guess federal law is nothing but shit.
I immediately knew it was his fault and I had no damage so I just left 🤣
I’m at the same situation,a car back up on me and the driver says it’s me hit him on the back ,that’s really crazy
I was at fault for an accident, I ran the red light what do I do?
How can I do somthing to help the people
No one was hurt but me I’m really worried tbh
I messed up to I’m really worried.are you ok and what happened to you after the fact. Please share I’m scared.
After accident other driver said my fault bro while I was recording with my cellphone... can I use this in court to prove I'm not at fault
Thank you for tuning in and for your question. Yes, you can certainly use the recorded video on your cell phone in court to prove that you were not at fault for the car accident.
@@ZarzaurLawPA No, @SHIZZOTHEPRO said he recorded AUDIO of someone saying "my fault." That is AUDIO and is NOT ALLOWED, at least in 2-party-consent states.. ILLEGAL to record audio in a 2-party consent state without PRIOR CONSENT (and who would give that?) . For example,, in California, the person who audio records someone without prior consent from that person will be charged with an Invasion of Privacy crime , which is in the " California Penal Code. Chapter 1.5 Section 631 (a) and is punishable by a fine up to $2,500 or by imprisonment in the county jail not exceeding one year or by fine AND imprisonment. Subsequent offenses are punishable by a fine not exceeding $10,000 or by imprisonment in the county jail not exceeding one year...or by fine and imprisonment." Then, if the person who has recorded the audio is also guilty of something else (maybe they don't have proof of insurance, which is also a crime) . well, let's just say they are stupid if they try to use cellphone audio, at least in states where it is not allowed.
@@youtubewatcher1135And that’s why I think that’s a very flawed law. You can literally have someone admitting fault to something and because of a law like that, they won’t serve time for their crime.
Well I was on the freeway and was in a 3 car accident and the person admitted fault and said someone was trying to kill him was the reasoning for causing the accident so do I have a good case and I’m In Michigan?
Thank you for tuning in. Feel free to contact our office for your potential Florida accident/injury case. You can our office at 850-444-9299.
Is it worth the hassle of proving not at fault of an accident in a No fault state? No injuries involved
Without a permanent injury as a result of a car accident, there cannot be a claim. If you do have a permanent injury, PIP (personal injury protection) covers you regardless of whether you are at-fault in a crash, up to the limits of your policy.