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Filing a Claim When an At-Fault Driver Hits Your Rental Car

When an at-fault driver hits your rental car, you have the right to pursue their insurance for all damages and injuries. This guide explains how to file claims and protect your rights.

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Claims Against the At-Fault Driver

You can file claims for:

• Damage to the rental vehicle
• Your personal injuries
• Damage to your belongings
• Lost wages
• Pain and suffering
• Any fees the rental company charges you

Filing the Claim

Steps to file:

1. Get the at-fault driver's insurance information
2. Report to their insurance immediately
3. Provide documentation of the accident
4. Submit medical records for injury claims
5. Include rental company charges
6. Negotiate or litigate as needed

Common Issues and Solutions

Challenges you may face:

• Other driver's insurer denies liability—gather more evidence
• Other driver is uninsured—use your UM coverage
• Coverage limits are low—explore all options
• Rental company pressures you—explain claim pending

Frequently Asked Questions

How long does a claim against the other driver take?

Simple claims may resolve in weeks. Disputed liability or serious injuries may take months to years.

What if the other driver's insurance won't pay enough?

You may need to pursue the driver personally, use your own underinsured coverage, or go to court.

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