Siliconemelons
Naxxramas 1.0 Raider
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So on the 19th we purchased a CPO 2016 3 row crossover... on the 22nd someone promptly ran into the back of it while my wife was taking my kids to the book store.
Other party cited - their insurance is taking liability and fixing the car, paying for the rental and compensating for the car seats.
The kids both got checked and they are fine, my wife got checked out by a spine doc place referenced to us by her primary care- he took xrays that will be evaluated tomorrow (Monday the 3rd) - we got our info from our insurance on our PIP.
This is Florida, so PIP is no fault, we use ours - if its exhausted then we will have to look into taking action to claim against their PIP.
My main question is if anyone has gone through this.
We have not called or spoken to a lawyer yet - a few people have suggested we do so...but to me...it sounds like, no one directly says it... but its mostly "they are at fault, fleece them for as much money as you can"
The spine Dr said its most likely sprained and relaxing and a brace will allow it to heal and she should be fine - recommended 3 days a week PT (their office is only open 3 days a week...convenient)
We do not want to call a lawyer and have them stick it to the other party (their insurance) just for the sake of getting money- I am sure lawyers could play this up and get a few K for us (and of course, themselves)
The general statement I have gotten from people is "You should seek proper compensation as to unknown future issues that...may? happen." but all so thinly stated as "stick it to em, get some cccasssh!!! 1800AXEGARRY!"
Other party cited - their insurance is taking liability and fixing the car, paying for the rental and compensating for the car seats.
The kids both got checked and they are fine, my wife got checked out by a spine doc place referenced to us by her primary care- he took xrays that will be evaluated tomorrow (Monday the 3rd) - we got our info from our insurance on our PIP.
This is Florida, so PIP is no fault, we use ours - if its exhausted then we will have to look into taking action to claim against their PIP.
My main question is if anyone has gone through this.
We have not called or spoken to a lawyer yet - a few people have suggested we do so...but to me...it sounds like, no one directly says it... but its mostly "they are at fault, fleece them for as much money as you can"
The spine Dr said its most likely sprained and relaxing and a brace will allow it to heal and she should be fine - recommended 3 days a week PT (their office is only open 3 days a week...convenient)
We do not want to call a lawyer and have them stick it to the other party (their insurance) just for the sake of getting money- I am sure lawyers could play this up and get a few K for us (and of course, themselves)
The general statement I have gotten from people is "You should seek proper compensation as to unknown future issues that...may? happen." but all so thinly stated as "stick it to em, get some cccasssh!!! 1800AXEGARRY!"
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