you should make a new thread so this can be discussed further without going off topic for this thread
HokieStang00
02-05-2008 04:25 PM
Originally Posted by Dave04Mustang
(Post 307454)
Also I'm in a different state right now and Michigan has something called no fault so no one is liable for an accident up here which is what I understood from the Allstate agent up here
He's right about that. If you HAVE no-fault insurance, then both parties insurances pay for their damage. If you were injured, that's when you are able to sue, putting the other driver at fault. If you live out of state and don't pay Michigan insurance, then I have no idea. I'd tell you to talk to your insurance agent, but then obviously they'll know. I guess if you have a clean record, it might be easier to report it.
