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Originally Posted by Timco
So suggesting fake injuries is how they do it in CA? Impossible to prove he wasn't injured? Better call Saul!
I would advise against fake injuries or claims. Be firm, but be honest. Last I checked emotional attachment doesn't change the value of his car or repair costs.
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not saying to fake injuries, but you may not even realise you are hurt with the adrenalin. It can sometimes take a few days to notice you were hurt
the more you can throw at them the better a settlement you will get
too bad you both have the same insurance company. You would get a better deal if they were different
+1 on the loner, but they wont keep paying once you settle
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Last edited by JayG; 05-05-2014 at 07:03 PM.
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