Assessing liability in general would take much more information than is posted on this question (there are so many factors involved that must first...

Your state is what is called a “pure comparative negligence” state, which means that a driver can be assessed anywhere from 0% liability to 100%...

Yes, you can legally dispute the damages, but be aware that in the event of a lawsuit, the insurance company for the other driver will have an...

Probably if your grandparents knowingly gave you permission to drive the vehicle. Here's a hint. Don't drive ANY vehicle that is uninsured, and...

In Florida, one thing has nothing to do with the other. Liability is determined by the loss facts in our state, not by whether or not a vehicle is...

Well, first of all, if you didn't hit her at all, then you have no worries, as "almost" only counts in horseshoes and hand grenades. However, if...

No one here will be able to answer this question definitively, as there are too many variables involved. Police around the country are very busy...

If I got hit from behind so hard that I hit the car in front of me, who’s at fault ? And who’s insurance will need to pay

So long as the driver in front of you does not testify that he or she felt two impacts (which would indicate that you rear-ended that vehicle first...

Attorney Candiano is correct. The Illinois DOT has no liability here and has governmental immunity. If you think you have a case, follow...

Can the insurance of vehicle that hit me not take responsibility and blame it on the vehicle that rear ended them ?

The simple answer is yes. If the vehicle behind you was truly rear-ended and pushed into you, then there will not be any liability for that driver...