the car in front of her. The driver that rear-ended my wife’s vehicle has Farmers Insurance, we have State Farm and the lady in front of my wife – she apparently didn’t have proof of insurance on her at that time. so we’re not sure. A state Trooper took a report of the accident but we won’t be getting the report for another week or so, So the details of how the “story goes” or went from each driver perspective is anybody’s guess. So, Saturday, the day after the accident, my wife got her a rental car because there was damage to her radiator and the condenser fan for the a/c was destroyed, not to mention the damage that was done to the rear of her vehicle. On the same day, my wife notified (farmers Insurance) that she was going to do so – and they said – to just get it for 5 days. Why, just 5 days, when her vehicle is not mechanically sound, didn’t make sense to her, but okay so, that’s what she did. Later that day, my wife got a phone call from the State Trooper and notified my wife that the lady that she was pushed into, had admitted herself into a hospital because she was experiencing pain in her back. The Trooper also stated, that the lady had mentioned that she was once paralyzed a few years back, but recovered and was concerned that something my have been reinjured. After the phone call my wife contacted an attorney, they told her that she has done everything correct so far, and to just wait to see what the police report says before calling them back. My wife is now concerned that the lady that she was pushed into may want to take action against my wife and or her insurance. Can this be done, even though this whole accident was caused by the driver that slammed into the rear of my wife vehicle? Who has experienced something like and how many ways do you think this can possibly go?

One last thing, my wife has no car payments – it’s payed for, but the vehicle is 10 years old and has over 200.000 miles on it. From looking at the damage that was caused, I am thinking the repair costs will exceed the value of her vehicle. So how does that work from the standpoint of an insurance company?
Since her vehicle is payed for she only has the state required General liabilty coverage

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