Subject	That is NOT the case in my experience.
Posted by	Scotts94z32 on December 18, 2006 at 12:02 PM
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In Reply To	Regardless of his situation, you still rear-ended him posted by NytWolf on December 18, 2006 at 11:45 AM
Message	My brother rear-ended a drunk driver a few years ago. Insurance's argument was "the drunk driver shouldn't have been on the road in the first place". No car on the road, no rear-ending. He collected with no impact to his own insurance. Local laws may be different elsewhere. SS ____________________________________________________ 2-19... always remember 2-19...
Follow Ups	car accient my fault but other guy is DUI what happens now? - Latoilette 11:35:56 12/18/06 Regardless of his situation, you still rear-ended him - NytWolf 11:45:34 12/18/06 That is NOT the case in my experience. - Scotts94z32 12:02:02 12/18/06 Ditto that almost exactly! - SeedyROM 15:53:19 12/18/06 In Ca? - SactoTodd 22:42:26 12/18/06 hard to say on local laws, but if you were injured you - CRAZZEPETE. 12:09:03 12/18/06 Re: car accient my fault but other guy is DUI what happens now? - lohikaarme 12:26:08 12/18/06 Good info from a jail-house lawyer - That is such BS!!! - titefit 14:07:09 12/18/06 sucks to be that guy :( (n/m) - AntiHero 12:39:58 12/18/06 why dont you ask a lawyer, I', sure on this one you will - suprakillinz(350rwhpNA?) 14:34:55 12/18/06 (boulder please.) (n/m) - YugoBernie (NoVA) 17:59:09 12/18/06 is this better for ya? (n/m) - Iroamlikeanome 23:22:05 12/18/06 Are you sure the drunk didn't back up into you.... - i-xclr8 14:37:49 12/18/06 the "chewbacca" defense is better (n/m) - LJZTT 15:09:42 12/18/06 In Florida it is always the DUI driver's fault... - OrlandoTT 16:51:23 12/18/06 In Iowa, the accident is always the DUI's fault. (n/m) - nemo1080 23:34:23 12/18/06 in my state, i bet it would be a 50/50 - SuparexTT 00:09:50 12/19/06
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