David-M wrote: > > Dave Caston wrote: > > > > Hi Tyrone, > > I preface this with: I am not a lawyer I just play one TV! > > > > Several points are salient here: > > 1) An accident occuring on public roads almost always requires the filing > > of a police report in every state. > > And how would you know that? > Are you familiar with the MV laws in all states? > In NEW YORK <snip> Such an attitude! The man said "almost always" and that is true. Anyone who gets their car hit and damaged, who fails to get a police report is going to run into exactly what our friend here is seeing. I lived in NY/NY for many years, and that may be the law, but as a citizen whose property is damaged by another, to leave the scene without a report to give to the insurance company and even the judge, is less than wise. John |
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