Legal Question in Personal Injury in Pennsylvania

1. Limited Tort has nothing to do with being reimbursed for the damage to your car. LT only effects your ability to recover for bodily injuries you may suffer in an auto accident. (By the way you should seriously consider changing to "full tort" (full right to sue). Contact your ins co & ask how much to change to FT, & also add uninsured motorist coverage if not already on your policy. LT saves you maybe a few hundred $$ per year, but you will lose thousands of $$ if you or a family member are hurt in an accident. 2. I don't see any basis to sue the City. 3. You can sue the other driver & hope you can collect on any judgment. 4. If you have collision coverage on your your own auto ins policy you can use that, but you will have to deal with any deductible. Good luck!!