My Yaris was bruised today... :-(

[ryota]

how does that work? if he changes his story all of a sudden you have to pay for him hitting you??? i would think it would be pretty obvious to the insurer that his client hit you if you're calling him out on it and have his insurance info and stuff... plus aren't police supposed to respond to every accident???

haha sorry i just questioned your whole story. i hope the Yaris is ok though ans it's a good thing no one got hurt... cars can always be fixed

[twowheels]

Originally Posted by ryota

how does that work? if he changes his story all of a sudden you have to pay for him hitting you??? i would think it would be pretty obvious to the insurer that his client hit you if you're calling him out on it and have his insurance info and stuff... plus aren't police supposed to respond to every accident???

haha sorry i just questioned your whole story. i hope the Yaris is ok though ans it's a good thing no one got hurt... cars can always be fixed

CA law requires both parties to give the same information to each other. He also has my insurance information. The law also doesn't require the police to come out for non-injury accidents. There is no police report, no witnesses, and thus his story against mine.