Legal Question in Insurance Law in Florida

About a month or so, a girl bumped my car in the parking lot while trying to park. I wasn't there but somebody else saw and left all the information about this person, the car, plates and who was driving it as well as a phone number and her name in case I needed her help as an eye witness.

I called my insurance, they contacted me back and told me to go get my car checked to a place, so I did and even provided some pictures I took of the incident once I saw the damage on my car and the note.

The insurance company of this person who hit me just sent me a letter back saying that they cannot pay and that the eye-witness cannot be because she didn't hit me so, of course, how can someone see if it didn't happen? That's what the insuree's is claiming, even when there's a witness that wrote everything she saw and let me know.

How can I proceed with this? I'm contacting them but they're out of reach and won't answer the phone.


Asked on 11/01/13, 11:00 am

1 Answer from Attorneys
Barry Stein De Cardenas, Freixas, Stein & Zachary

Without the eye witness proceeding will be a valueless task. You need to prove what happened. How much is the damage? If less than your deductible, you may have no choice but to just pay it and be done with the circumstance.

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Answered on 11/04/13, 7:20 am


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