Someone hit my car and their insurance says I’m 35% responsible.

Navigating Insurance Disputes: My Experience with a Recent Accident

Recently, I found myself embroiled in an unexpected insurance dilemma following a minor car accident. While driving through a gas station parking lot at a modest speed of about five miles per hour, another driver reversed out of their parking space and collided with my passenger side door. The impact was minor, but the consequences have been anything but simple.

After the incident, I promptly collected surveillance footage from the gas station, which clearly demonstrates that I was not at fault in this situation. Yet, to my surprise, the other party’s insurance company, State Farm, has assigned me 35% of the blame for the accident. This assessment does not align with the evidence I have gathered, leading to my frustration.

Despite my best efforts to resolve the matter, including discussions with a supervisor at State Farm, I have not made any progress in altering their stance. My situation has led me to seek advice on how best to tackle this issue. With full coverage and collision insurance on my own policy, I am hopeful about finding a resolution.

As I continue to navigate this challenging scenario, I welcome any guidance or insights from others who may have faced similar circumstances. Sharing your experiences or tips on dealing with insurance companies could be invaluable.

Stay tuned for updates as I work through this process, and thank you for any support you can provide!

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