Subject	Ditto that almost exactly!
Posted by	SeedyROM on December 18, 2006 at 3:53 PM
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In Reply To	That is NOT the case in my experience. posted by Scotts94z32 on December 18, 2006 at 12:02 PM
Message	Almost the exact same thing happened to a high-school friend of mine. The drunk was at fault automatically. I'm not sure how far that law goes but for basic fender benders, it appears to automatically be on them. www.SoCalZCrew.com - Come find out how we do it in the West!
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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